Eerie #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Master of the Dead!", a 1954 Avon horror classic, country girl Tanya Lorenz is marked by Satan himself, destined to stir endless conflict. As her past catches up with her in the afterlife, the spirits of twin brothers—each claiming her heart—battle for her soul in a haunting, eternal struggle. Norman Nodel’s striking artwork, both in the story and on the cover, brings this dark, supernatural tale to life with a chilling intensity.
In "Master of the Dead!" from Eerie #14 (1954), the mad French scientist Pierre Jarnac, once confined for his gruesome experiments, finds a new stage in the Marne military cemetery. Posing as a caretaker, he awakens the fallen soldiers of the First World War—only to unleash them as his undead army. But when the dead come to understand the true purpose of their resurrection, their loyalty begins to fracture.
In "Thou Shalt Not Dream!", Bob’s peaceful marriage to Anna is haunted by violent nightmares in which he stabs her—dreams that grow more vivid and terrifying with each passing night. When he discovers he is the reincarnated spirit of a jealous 19th-century Italian painter, the line between past and present blurs, and the weight of a centuries-old crime begins to consume him. Can Bob break free from a fate written in blood, or will his dreams become reality?
In "Snake-Eyes of Doom!" from Eerie #14 (1954), Whitey Manson, a reckless gambler deep in debt to the mob, stumbles upon a pair of magic dice that grant him impossible control over chance. When the mob grows suspicious, he flees, only to encounter the stranger again on a freight train—leading to a chilling realization that the man he thought was a savior is something far darker.
In "Satan's Woman Prize!" from Eerie #14 (1954), Tanya Lorenz—marked from birth as Satan’s chosen instrument—rises from a country girl into a figure of dangerous allure, drawing men into obsession and conflict. When twin brothers both claim her heart, their deadly rivalry culminates in a fatal fall, leaving their spirits locked in eternal struggle over her soul.
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Reprinted in Mystery Tales #17 (1964), Nightmare #1 (1970), Nightmare #3 (1971), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #18 (2016), Hort der Angst #26 (2023), Hello Satan #[nn] (2025)
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