Eerie #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Flower of Death!", Jonathan Potts uncovers a chilling family secret while tracing the Livingston lineage—unearthing a centuries-old curse tied to a tyrannical baron and a gypsy chief’s final, vengeful vow. As the dark prophecy resurfaces in the present, Jonathan watches in horror as Mrs. Livingstone’s son is consumed by the ancient doom. Carmine Infantino’s art, inked by Vince Alascia, brings the eerie tale to life in this 1952 Avon classic.
In "The Flower of Death!" from Eerie #6 (1952), Scott Caldwell’s desperate choice to secure his love comes at a terrible cost, as guilt and a single white carnation plunge him into a spiral he can’t escape. The story unfolds with quiet dread, tracing his final moments through a haunting, dreamlike descent into the lake’s dark embrace.
In "The Devil Keeps a Date!" from Eerie #6 (1952), Homer Carmichael gets a second chance at a single day—thanks to a mysterious figure named Barney Bee—but when a careless moment leads him into danger, he’s forced to confront the unsettling truth behind his unexpected reprieve. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as a chance encounter on a city street reveals a far darker hand at work.
In "Monster of the Sea!" from Eerie #6 (1952), Jonathan Potts uncovers a chilling family legacy while tracing the Livingston lineage—unearthing a centuries-old curse tied to a gypsy chief’s brutal death at the hands of a tyrannical baron. As the dark prophecy resurfaces in the present, Jonathan witnesses the horrifying transformation of Mrs. Livingstone’s son, bound by fate to the sea and the curse that has haunted his bloodline.
Scott Caldwell thought he could escape the consequences of a terrible deed—until guilt manifests itself in increasingly surreal and terrifying ways, haunting him with phantom sounds, impossible visions, and relentless reminders he can't outrun. As his wedding day arrives, the line between reality and madness blurs completely, trapping him in a nightmare he created himself.
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