Giant-Size Chillers #2

In "Treasure Hunt with Death!" from Giant-Size Chillers #2 (1975), Jo’s desperate search for her brother Silas’ hidden fortune takes a chilling turn when she calls upon his ghost to reveal its location. What begins as a race to claim riches soon becomes a deadly game as the spirit leads them to the vault—only to trap them inside with a sinister purpose.

In "The House on Brook Street," Mrs. Dark ventures to a long-abandoned estate after her husband’s passing, only to uncover a hidden coven that sees her as the key to resurrecting him. As the witches prepare their ritual, she delivers a chilling twist—she was the one who ended his life, and now she’s the one in control.

In "The Triple Cross," a chilling tale from Giant-Size Chillers #2 (1975), Samuel lies dying as Dr. Latham administers pills meant to simulate death. When Harold arrives, Latham claims Samuel is already dead—part of a plan to test Harold’s loyalty and uncover his true nature. As Harold prepares to seal Samuel’s body in a coffin, a shocking twist unfolds when the police arrive to find Samuel very much alive, having been faking his demise all along.

In "Let's Face It!", Carl’s growing paranoia about his partner Ed reaches a chilling peak when he returns from vacation to find Ed negotiating a business deal with a man named George Selden. The twist comes when Carl realizes the man he’s been fearing is actually Ed—disguised as George—only to discover the truth is far more unsettling than he imagined.

In "The Couple Next Door!" from Giant-Size Chillers #2 (1975), Tom’s routine of indulging Sadie’s demands takes a chilling turn when he witnesses Mr. Jones kill his wife—and then follows through with the same act. The story unfolds with quiet dread, probing the dark undercurrents of obsession and obedience in a relationship that’s anything but normal.

In a twist of infernal irony, Satan summons Mr. Frost—a former Hollywood star—to rekindle the fear in his lazy imps, only to find that Frost’s own reckoning has arrived. As the last of his old fame fades, Frost realizes too late that his "promotion" to Hell’s newest patron is no reward, but a final, inescapable fate.

In "The Watchers!", Fletcher shares his belief that aliens have secretly shaped human progress, only to be dismissed by his friend Tom—though Tom’s calm reassurance hides a startling truth. As Fletcher brushes off his own suspicions, the story quietly builds tension around the real nature of Tom’s presence, leaving the reader to wonder who’s really watching whom.

In the storm-lashed waters of a sudden squall, Joey and Ed’s long-standing rivalry over their boat reaches a breaking point—until the vessel capsizes, forcing Ed to act with courage that redefines their bond. A tense, heartfelt moment unfolds in just four pages, where survival becomes a quiet testament to the love that’s always been beneath the surface.

In "The Next World!" from Giant-Size Chillers #2 (1975), Alan’s suicide leads him to a realm where people walk backward and homes stand on their sides—only to flee again when he finds himself in a world where houses hang upside down and turkeys stalk humans.

In "I Love a Mermaid!" from Giant-Size Chillers #2 (1975), a sailor finds himself drawn to Alethea, a mysterious woman whose world is far from his own. When he reveals his true nature, it’s not the shock he expects—because he, too, has longed to belong, and she might be the one who understands him.