Eerie #132
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Dane Curse," the villagers of Sarnath prepare to burn Restin Dane at the stake, convinced he’s a sorcerer, while a creeping, noxious ooze from a New England graveyard spreads with terrifying intent. Written by Budd Lewis and illustrated by Luis Bermejo, this chilling tale blends folk horror and creeping dread in a story that’s as much about the weight of legacy as it is about survival. The cover, by Manuel Sanjulián, captures the grim urgency of the moment with haunting precision.
In "The Dane Curse," Restin Dane flees through the fog-laden streets of Sarnath as a mob of plague-ravaged villagers drives him toward the pyre, convinced he’s a sorcerer. With the noxious ooze from a cursed New England graveyard spreading unchecked, the line between madness and malevolence blurs—just as the real danger may be far worse than anyone realizes.
In the grim aftermath of the Zombie War, mercenary Zud takes on the grim duty of guarding Ambassador Kro, a high-profile target whose planet sparked the conflict—though he'd rather be anywhere else. With a bounty on the line and a galaxy full of grudges, Zud's job just got a lot more dangerous, and the real threat might be closer than he thinks.
When the last survivors of the Evadors' rampage find themselves stranded on a derelict spaceship, they're forced to confront the terrifying truth: the alien invaders never showed their faces—only their relentless, faceless metalloid enforcers did the killing. In the silent, flickering halls of the derelict vessel, every shadow could be a threat, and no one knows who—or what—might be watching from the dark.
In the dense, unforgiving heart of a jungle ruled by fierce Amazons, Haggarth finds himself once again hunted by fate—his path marked not by escape, but by the relentless shadow of danger that trails him no matter where he runs.
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↩ Reprints Ilustración + Comix Internacional #8 (1981)
Reprinted in 1984 #40 (1982)
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