Chamber of Chills Magazine #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Cycle of Horror" in Chamber of Chills Magazine #16 (1953) delivers a chilling plunge into ancient mystery, as archaeologist Ureo and his crew uncover a forgotten key buried beneath the ruins of Ur. When they use it to unlock a long-sealed chamber, they awaken a colossal, octopus-like guardian—now brought to America for study, with terrifying consequences still unfolding. Illustrated by Rudy Palais in both pencils and inks, the story’s eerie atmosphere is matched by Lee Elias’s striking cover art.
In "The Wax Man," a desperate thief, running from justice, stumbles upon a mysterious elixir rumored to grant immortality—stretching life beyond five hundred years. What begins as a chance escape quickly spirals into something far more unsettling, as the line between survival and transformation begins to blur.
In "The Creeping Death," archaeologist Ureo and his crew uncover a millennia-old key within the ruins of the lost city of Ur, only to unleash a dormant guardian—a monstrous, octopus-like entity—when they attempt to study it in America. The story builds a slow, chilling dread as the creature’s awakening echoes through the halls of a distant lab, far from the desert sands where it was first sealed.
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Reprinted in Horror Tales #5 (1972), Terror Tales #5 (1972), Witches Tales #5 (1972), Tales Too Terrible to Tell #7 (1993), Crypt of Horror #4 (2007), The Horror! The Horror! Comic Books the Government Didn't Want You to Read! #[nn] (2010), Un Faux Livre #[nn] (2017), Showcase #[nn]
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