Horrific #11

May 1954 · Comic Media · 0.10 USD

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“Horn of Horror”

In "Horn of Horror," Rudy Gletz discovers a magical trumpet that catapults him to fame as the world's greatest musician—though his success comes at a terrible cost. Every note he plays demands a life, and the ghost of the trumpet’s former owner haunts him, driving him to kill. With art by Marty Elkin and a haunting cover by Don Heck, this 1954 tale of fame, fear, and forbidden power is a chilling entry in the horror anthology series.

artist, inker Marty Elkin · cover Don Heck

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artist, inker Marty Elkin

cover pencils, inks Don Heck

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Rudy Gletz comes into possession of a magic trumpet and becomes the world's most famed musician. There's a price to pay, though. He has to kill to keep the magic going, driven by the ghostly apparition of the trumpet's former owner.

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