Eerie #136
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Rook: The Fallen, part 2," Restin Dane races against time and freezing oblivion in a desolate future where his survival may be the last hope for Earth. Written by Budd Lewis and brought to life with stark, atmospheric art by Luis Bermejo, this chilling tale unfolds with relentless tension. The cover, a striking piece by Nestor Redondo, captures the dread of a world on the brink.
In the frozen ruins of Earth’s distant future, Restin Dane races against time and a shape-shifting alien menace, knowing his survival isn’t just about staying alive—it’s the last hope for saving a dying world. The Rook: The Fallen, part 2, delivers a tense, atmospheric thriller where every step through the ice holds more than just danger.
In the eerie silence of a forgotten star, Chris and Mara face their most terrifying trial yet—survivors of a crashed ship stranded on a world ruled by grotesque, amphibious beings. As the frog people close in, their whispers promising warmth and surrender, the duo must decide how far they’ll go to stay alive.
In "Eerie Showcase Presents: Starlad," a young boy named Billy Bryant faces his darkest hour in a hospital room, wondering if the comic book heroes he once loved could ever truly reach him—especially when the line between imagination and reality begins to blur. Written with quiet intensity and brought to life through stark, evocative visuals, this haunting tale explores the power of belief, the courage of a child, and the unseen forces that might just be watching.
In the shadowed depths of forgotten lore, Haggarth finally holds the mystical Kanthar Stones—power that once fueled the Amazon warriors. With a single, deliberate move, he casts them into the water, setting off a chain of unknown consequences.
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Reprinted in 1984 #41 (1982), 1984 #42 (1982)
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