Eerie #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the quiet town of Maple Valley, an art competition ignites more than just creative pride—when Ezra Vale’s unsettling painting, *The Forest of Fear*, draws scorn for its monstrous imagery, the canvas begins to bleed into reality. As those who mocked the work vanish one by one, the townspeople find their nightmares reflected in the painting, where the missing now stand among the gnomes, frozen in a world that wasn’t meant to be real.
In the isolated town of Mossy Glen, the sudden death of John Unter during a violent storm marks the beginning of a terrifying curse. When thunder rolls, Unter rises again—not as a man, but as a ghastly monster, emerging from the storm to claim another life. Each thunderclap brings fresh dread, and the townspeople live in fear of the next storm, knowing the dead man’s vengeance is never truly gone.
In "The Mirror of Isis!", a mysterious antique from Egypt awakens a sinister force within Elyse, fiancée of Brad Stanfield, plunging her into a trance that leads to violence in her grandfather’s home. As Brad and the archeologist Redmond uncover the mirror’s dark connection, they race to stop Elyse before she turns on him—just as the mirror’s power reaches its peak.
In "Sirens of Space!", the mysterious women warriors of Mimas, a moon of Jupiter, use their haunting songs to lure unsuspecting spaceships into their deadly embrace—singing within shimmering bubbles in the void, their voices growing powerful enough to disable crews and trap their prey.
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↩ Reprints Atomic Spy Cases #1 (1950), Strange Worlds #5 (1951), Eerie #3 (1951)
Reprinted in Alter Ego #137 (2016)
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