Eerie #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Wentworth's Day" delivers a chilling tale of isolation and dread in the desert heat of New Mexico, where a lone hunter stumbles upon a girl held prisoner by a secretive group who claim her bloodline is cursed. Written by Archie Goodwin and brought to life with moody, precise art by Reed Crandall, the story unfolds with a creeping unease that lingers long after the final panel. The haunting cover by Vic Prezio captures the tension perfectly, making this 1968 40-cent horror classic a must-read for fans of classic Warren Comics.
In "Voodoo!", unemployed Frank dreams of a carefree life, but his peace is shattered when his wife Sylvia becomes consumed by voodoo. After he kicks her out, her mysterious return sets off a chain of unsettling events that test his sanity and his grip on reality.
In "Spawn of the Cat People," a lone hunter in 1968 New Mexico stumbles upon a girl imprisoned by a secretive group who claim her bloodline is cursed. After rescuing her, he starts to question whether their warnings were more than superstition—especially as strange, unsettling things begin to unfold.
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↩ Reprints Creepy #1 (1964), Creepy #2 (1965), Creepy #3 (1965), Christopher Lee's Treasury of Terror #R-1498 (1966)
Reprinted in Eerie Annual #1971 (1971)
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