Eerie #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Warrior of Death!" from Eerie #10 (1967), a crew of Earth's interstellar explorers makes a fateful decision when they retrieve a lifeless body drifting in space—unaware of the ancient, dangerous secret it carries. Written by Archie Goodwin and brought to life with stark, atmospheric art by Dan Adkins, the story unfolds with chilling precision, building dread from a single, seemingly harmless act. The cover, a striking piece by Gray Morrow, captures the eerie isolation of the moment, perfectly mirroring the tale's growing unease.
In "It!" from Eerie #10 (1967), a crew of Earth's interstellar explorers makes a fateful decision when they retrieve a lifeless body drifting in the void. What begins as a routine salvage mission quickly turns uneasy as the crew discovers the corpse carries a secret they never should have uncovered.
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Reprinted in Eerie #21 (1969), Eerie Annual #1971 (1971), Eerie #10 (1972), Vampus #6 (1972), Vampus #7 (1972), Vampus #12 (1972), Eerie #42 (1972), Dossier Negro #48 (1973), Rufus #1 (1973), Rufus #5 (1973), Eerie #125 (1981), Eerie Greatest Hits #[nn] (1994), Eerie Archives #2 (2009), Creepy Presents Steve Ditko #[nn] (2013)
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