Ghostly Haunts #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Surprise!", Sam Jordan discovers an ancient Tibetan chant that lets him freeze living things with his voice—perfect for a new life of crime. But when he tries it on a snake, he learns the hard way that not all creatures hear the same. Written by Steve Morisi and illustrated by Pete Morisi, this eerie 1974 tale blends mysticism and misjudgment in a story that’s as clever as it is unexpected. The cover by Tom Sutton captures the moment with chilling precision.
In "Surprise!" from Ghostly Haunts #37, Sam Jordan discovers a chilling Tibetan chant that lets him freeze living things with his voice—perfect for a life of crime. But when he tries it on a snake, he learns the hard way that some creatures don’t hear the way others do.
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Reprinted in Ghostly Tales Album #13 (1980), Scary Tales #32 (1982), Fantômes Échos du Monde du Spiritisme #16, Gespenster Geschichten #1125
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