Eerie #134
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Rook: The Fallen," the Heroes Unlimited Agency sends Sergei to investigate a suspicious Soviet base in Pasadena—only to find himself facing a mechanical guardian of unknown origin. Written by Bill DuBay and illustrated by Rudy Nebres, this eerie tale blends Cold War tension with supernatural dread, all rendered in the stark, expressive style that defines the series. The cover, also by Nebres, captures the moment of confrontation with chilling precision.
In "Spacewrecked," Chris and Mara face a desperate new challenge after leading their refugees to victory—now trapped between the wreckage of their ship and the deadly, venomous sea devils lurking in the river they must cross. With no clear path forward and danger on all sides, their survival hinges on quick thinking and courage in the face of an unforgiving alien world.
Sergei, a lone agent for the Heroes Unlimited Agency, arrives in Pasadena to investigate a report of a Soviet base—only to find himself facing an impossible foe: the Tin Man, guarding the installation with eerie, mechanical precision. The fight is brutal and unexpected, a clash of man and machine in a setting that defies logic.
Zud Kamish: Showdown delivers a tense, personal reckoning as the fugitive Zud, once known as the feared Shoka, hunts down the man who killed his son. With no law or mercy in his way, Kamish unleashes a brutal, one-man crusade through the shadows of the Far Fllung.
Jo and her companions finally reach the mystical Kanthar stones, the legendary source of the Amazons’ power—but their moment of triumph is cut short by the fierce, unwavering presence of the warrior women, who stand ready to defend their sacred realm to the death.
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Reprinted in 1984 #41 (1982)
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