Chilling Tales #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mark of the Beast," Greer Fallon makes a deal with the Devil for fame and fortune, receiving a mysterious severed hand that obeys his every command. At first, he uses it to paint masterpieces that bring him wealth and acclaim, but soon the hand’s power takes a darker turn. Art by Steve Kirkel, this chilling 1953 tale from Chilling Tales #16 delivers a classic horror premise with a creeping sense of dread—perfect for fans of early EC-style suspense.
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Greer Fallon sells his soul to the Devil in order to have fame and fortune. The Devil gives him the severed hand of a murderer that will do anything he asks. At first Greer asks the enchanted hand to paint him paintings that he sells for huge amounts of money making him famous in the process, but soon asks the hand to kill...
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