Eerie #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Werewolf of Warsham Manor," a bride’s abduction in Budapest spirals into a nightmare beneath the city, where a madman’s ancient scheme to rule the surface through an undead army unfolds. Martin Thall’s striking artwork brings the claustrophobic sewers and eerie caverns to life, capturing the dread of a man racing against time to save his wife.
In "The Werewolf of Warsham Manor," Robert Warsham races to his dying uncle’s side, only to learn of a dark family secret: a cursed bloodline tied to a monstrous beast born from a failed experiment. As the anniversary of his 45th birthday looms, Robert must confront the terrifying truth that the wolfman is not just a legend—but a reckoning.
In Budapest, bride Jo is taken by a zombie and dragged into a hidden cavern beneath the city. Her husband Walter follows through the dark sewers, where he encounters an ancient madman bent on raising an undead army to rule the surface. With courage and quick thinking, Walter faces the madman’s twisted plans in a desperate bid to save his wife and stop the rising tide of the dead.
In "The Subway Horror!", Harry Horton's desperate act on a subway platform spirals into a nightmare of guilt and paranoia, as the haunting image of a woman he may have killed begins to haunt him—only to reveal a chilling twist in who she truly was. The story unfolds with tense dread, exploring the consequences of a single, panicked decision and the fragile line between guilt and reality.
In "The Monster from the Pit," two Transylvanian detectives, Czerny and Gruszy, race to stop a series of brutal killings they believe are the work of a legendary werewolf-like creature known as the Grahku. As they uncover an ancient ritual to destroy the beast by placing a charm on a specific corpse in the cemetery, Czerny begins to suspect that one of them may be the monster they’re hunting.
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↩ Reprints Eerie Comics #1 (1947)
Reprinted in Eerie #1 (1952), Eerie #15 (1954), Eerie Tales #12 (1963), Horror House #1 (1994), Crypt of Horror #13 (2011), Pre-Code Classics: Eerie #3 (2016), Gwandanaland Comics #649 (2017), The Wolfman #[nn] (2024), Gwandanaland Comics #1522
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