Eerie #138
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mist," a chilling tale from Eerie #138 (1983), the eerie atmosphere of a fog-laden countryside sets the stage for a haunting mystery rooted in betrayal and long-buried secrets. Written by Rich Margopoulos and illustrated by Noly Panaligan, this story unfolds with a gothic intensity, blending suspense and psychological dread in a narrative that stretches across continents. The cover, by Nestor Redondo, captures the story’s oppressive mood with striking, shadow-drenched detail.
In the eerie shadows of a forgotten bayou, Lucifer de Montalban and his voodoo cultists close in on Victoria Westgate, their dark rituals drawing ever nearer. With the mist thickening around them, the line between the living and the damned begins to blur.
In the shadowed stillness of Central Park at midnight, a woman’s scream cuts through the mist—only to be swallowed by an eerie voodoo ritual. As her body begins to unravel, something ancient and terrible stirs beneath her skin, rising to claim vengeance against those who wronged her.
Granny Gutman’s long-time foe Furor thinks he’s masterminding global disaster by sealing Mount St. Helen’s, but he’s in for a shock when he crosses paths with the unpredictable, otherworldly Limbo Men—no ordinary force of nature, and certainly no match for chaos of their own making.
In the eerie depths of Eerie #138, Prof. Jason Flagg awakens to a hellish realm where demons circle, eager to burn him at the stake—his own experiment having opened a door he can't close. The line between triumph and terror blurs as he confronts the monstrous consequences of his ambition, all in a chilling eight-page tale.
In this gripping 1983 tale from Eerie #138, Doctor John Watson recounts Sherlock Holmes’ brilliant unraveling of the Study in Scarlet mystery—a haunting case rooted in tragic love, long-buried vengeance, and a string of murders that stretch across continents. With sharp deduction and unshakable focus, Holmes confronts a puzzle as complex as it is chilling, all rendered in the stark, atmospheric style of the era.
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Reprinted in Sherlock Holmes: A Study in Scarlet #[nn] (1989)
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