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Chamber of Chills Magazine#12
Cover: Al Avison

Chamber of Chills Magazine #12

Sep 1952 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
“Murder at Moro Castle”

"Murder at Moro Castle" delivers a chilling 1952 tale of greed and transformation, where gold-digging Mona abandons her injured fiancé Donald Donder after he ventures into the treacherous underwater caverns beneath his seaside mansion. Saved by a hidden lineage of crab-like humanoid creatures—descendants of his own family who cheat death through a mysterious serum—Donald undergoes a shocking metamorphosis. The story, illustrated with eerie precision by Moe Marcus, unfolds with a creeping sense of dread as the transformed Donald seeks answers, leaving Mona’s fate hanging in the shadows. The haunting cover by Al Avison captures the gothic mystery perfectly.

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artist, inker Moe Marcus · cover Al Avison

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artist, inker Moe Marcus
cover pencils Al Avison

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Gold digger Mona wants to marry rich Donald Donder. Donald lives in a huge seaside mansion that is above underwater caverns that are said to be full of riches. Mona doesn't care about Donald, and when he's severely injured after getting her some jewels in the caverns, she leaves him to die. Donald is saved by a race of humanoid crab monsters. They are his family descendants who have found a way to cheat death by taking a serum that turns them into crab creatures so they can live underwater. After taking the serum the now crab-like Donald goes looking for his bride Mona!

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