Chamber of Chills Magazine #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Pit of the Damned!" is a chilling tale from Chamber of Chills Magazine #7 (1952), where a man’s obsession with a cursed vase spirals into a nightmarish garden of death. Drawn by Joe Certa with inks by Vic Donahue, the story unfolds with a creeping dread as the man’s twisted sanctuary consumes all who enter. The haunting cover by Al Avison captures the eerie tone, setting the stage for a classic horror tale rooted in the macabre.
In "Pit of the Damned!" from Chamber of Chills Magazine #7 (1952), a desperate carnival owner turns to a forbidden book to summon demons for a sensational new exhibit—hoping to draw crowds and save his failing business. What begins as a dark spectacle soon spirals beyond his control as the creatures he summoned demand a price far greater than he ever imagined.
In "Garden of Horror," a man’s obsession with a cursed vase spirals into a nightmarish transformation of his estate, where dead plants grow into a deadly garden that claims anyone who touches it. As he descends into madness, he begins luring strangers to his grounds, each meeting a gruesome end—until the dead themselves rise to reclaim what was taken.
In "The Seal of Satan," a desperate gambler trades his soul for endless luck, only to find that wealth brings no peace. When he tries to break the deal by destroying the contract, he discovers the devil’s mark is far harder to erase than he ever imagined.
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Reprinted in Tales of Voodoo #6 (1973), Horror Tales #6 (1973), Four Color Fear: Forgotten Horror Comics of the 1950s #[nn] (2010), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #2 (2011), Hello Satan #[nn] (2025)
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