Eerie Archives #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of Dark Horse's Eerie Archives series reprints issues #6 through #10 of the classic horror-comics magazine, featuring a mix of macabre tales, sci-fi chills, and dark fantasy from the Warren Publishing era. The collection showcases work by legendary artists and writers, including contributions from creators like Gene Colan, Steve Ditko, and Al Williamson, among others, preserving the magazine's signature blend of atmospheric storytelling and detailed black-and-white artwork.
In "The Changeling!", Rachel Meredith struggles to settle into her new role as governess for young Donald Hazeltine, but her unease deepens when she finally meets the boy’s mother—someone whose presence unsettles her in ways she can’t explain.
In "The Defense Rests!", Andrew Prescott finds himself framed for a murder he didn’t commit, with the town’s mayor seizing the chance to settle an old score. As the noose tightens and the courtroom closes in, Andrew’s only hope lies in the unlikely hands of Molok-The-Brute, a figure from his past with his own reasons to strike back.
In the silent void between stars, a deep-space vessel pulls a lifeless form aboard—curious, perhaps reckless, but certain it’s just another relic of the cosmos. What begins as routine salvage quickly twists into unease as the crew discovers the body carries a secret too dangerous to ignore. *It!* unfolds in chilling silence, where every shadow feels watched and the unknown is no longer just outside the ship—but inside.
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↩ Reprints Eerie #6 (1966), Eerie #7 (1967), Eerie #8 (1967), Eerie #9 (1967), Eerie #10 (1967)
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