Eerie Tales #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Dr. Hill's Lab" depicts a scientist's experimental creation gone wrong when an assistant accidentally activates a switch, transforming Dr. Hill into a grotesque yellow monster that terrorizes the laboratory staff. "Guardian Angel" tells of Lucky Rogers, a boy in a small town who encounters a mysterious strange hermit; years later, when Lucky is targeted by an ugly old man, a guardian angel appears to protect him from harm. "Two-Gun Jack" follows the outlaw Two-Gun Jack as he visits Jerry's house and recounts his past exploits, including his treasure-hunting adventures in the hills and run-ins with Native Americans and rival outlaws.
When merchant seaman Al Forbes desperately signs on with the forbidding vessel Ra-Mor for passage home, he finds himself trapped aboard a ship crewed by the silent and eerie, bound for a destination far more sinister than America. As Al discovers the ship's true cargo—a hold full of the damned seafarers of history, cursed to sail eternally and feed upon the souls of the living—he realizes he's been brought aboard as their next meal. Armed with only a holy relic and his wits, Al must find a way to survive the horrors awakening in the darkness below deck.
Charles "Lucky" Rogers earned his nickname through a lifetime of miraculous narrow escapes—but the true source of his protection remains unexplained until a mysterious hermit from a distant land intervenes in his childhood, claiming the boy is destined for greatness and promising to watch over him from afar. As Lucky grows into a soldier of uncommon compassion, his uncanny ability to survive impossible odds intensifies, even as enemies close in during a brutal final confrontation—and something extraordinary rises to his defense.
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