Ghost Stories #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Omen," a 1963 Dell ghost story, the fire department receives a frantic call from an estate ablaze—only to discover the caller was a cat, not the bedridden woman said to be trapped inside. Gerald McCann’s eerie, expressive artwork brings the unsettling mystery to life, turning a simple phone call into something far more unsettling.
Guy Bannock’s reckless theft of a golden flea from an ancient jungle temple unleashes a dread he can’t explain—now, every shadow feels like it’s watching, and the weight of the bug grows heavier with each passing hour.
In "Portrait of...?", a haunting tale from Ghost Stories #2 (1963), the renowned painter Corey Scott captures the likeness of a mysterious woman he glimpses in a Middle Eastern village—only to uncover a chilling truth behind her haunting beauty. The story unfolds with quiet dread, blending the artist’s obsession with a secret buried in the past.
In "Plea for Help," a late-night fire alarm from a secluded estate puzzles the fire department—how could a bedridden woman, confined to her room, have called for help from the kitchen? The truth is far more unexpected than any emergency call could have prepared them for.
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Reprinted in Ghost Stories #22 (1969), PS Artbooks Softee: Ghost Stories #1 (2020), Classic Pulp: Ghosts #[nn] (2021), Classic Pulp #1 (2021)
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