Ghost Manor #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Voice of the Victim," Baron Von Brummer and his friends take a dark joke too far when they mock Satan worship—only to encounter a coven of practitioners who mean every word. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with moody, expressive art by Pete Morisi (pencils, inks, and lettering), this eerie 1978 tale from Ghost Manor #4 delivers a chilling twist on blasphemy and belief. The haunting cover by Steve Ditko perfectly captures the story’s unsettling tone.
In "The Truth in the Fire," Arthur Hoyt’s ruthless ambition leads him to a remote island where he clashes with the local people and their sacred fire idols. When he destroys them, the flames themselves reveal a terrifying truth he never expected.
In "Seekers of Evil," Baron Von Brummer and his friends indulge in a dark game of pretending to worship Satan—until they cross paths with an old witch and her companions, whose devotion is anything but pretend. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with chilling irony as the line between mockery and true evil begins to blur.
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↩ Reprints The Many Ghosts of Dr. Graves #20 (1970), Ghost Manor #11 (1973), Ghost Manor #12 (1973), Ghost Manor #13 (1973), Ghost Manor #17 (1974), Ghost Manor #19 (1974), Ghost Manor #20 (1974), Ghost Manor #23 (1975), Ghost Manor #25 (1975), Ghost Manor #26 (1975)
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