Haunted Thrills #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trail To A Tomb," horror film star Ronald Hamly faces a terrifying reality when he’s drafted to the Korean front—fearing death, he stages his own demise with corpse make-up and sleeping pills, only to wake up buried alive. This chilling 1953 tale, drawn entirely by the Iger Shop team, blends wartime dread with supernatural unease in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In "Trail To A Tomb," one-armed Tom Phipps finds shelter with two women whose kindness quickly twists into something darker. As their rivalry ignites, a tense, dangerous bond forms—each woman determined to claim him, no matter the cost.
In "Two On The Aisle... Of Death!" from Haunted Thrills #7 (1953), horror film actor Ronald Hamly tries to cheat death by faking his own demise on the battlefield—only to wake up buried alive, trapped in a nightmare that blurs the line between performance and reality.
In "Screams In The Night," a dying plastic surgeon recounts a chilling wartime secret: Adolf Hitler, thought dead, sought a new face—only for the surgeon’s desperate attempt to end him to trigger a brutal act of vengeance. When Nazi henchmen hang the surgeon’s daughter in retaliation, the horror echoes beyond death.
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Reprinted in Weird #2 (1967), Horror Tales #7 (1969), Tales from the Tomb #7 (1969), Weird #2 (1970), Terror Tales #3 (1970), Weird #4 (1970), Tales from the Tomb #2 (1971), Strange Galaxy #10 (1971), Tales of Voodoo #2 (1972), Horror Tales #2 (1974), Weird #2 (1974), Tales of Voodoo #3 (1974)
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