Psycho #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePsycho #13 is an anthology horror publication featuring multiple stories. "The 13 Dead Things" depicts a violent encounter between a monstrous creature and urban dwellers, with the beast rampaging through a city street and subway while a woman confronts it about the death of her child. The issue also includes a macabre movie review of "Dracula A.D. 1972" and another science fiction tale involving an astronaut named J-1001II who learns his parents were destroyed during a firebomb demolition of the rebel city Rhinestruck, and that military forces have cancelled his discharge, rendering him unfit for symbiosis with machines.
A creature called the Heap—caught between beast and humanity after a catastrophic accident—rampages through the city before authorities capture and transport him for study, only to have him reawaken in an unexpected place. When he finally regains the ability to think and speak, the Heap must confront who and what he truly is, and whether redemption lies in acceptance rather than continued suffering.
When the merchant vessel "Iron Maiden" sinks in 1837, Silas Woolit, Zeb Pencroft, and Gideon Terrell survive in a lifeboat only to wash ashore on an island inhabited by cannibals. As his crewmates are selected for a gruesome feast, Gideon seizes a desperate chance to escape—but his flight leaves him adrift with nothing but hunger and a terrible choice closing in.
A mysterious woman named Vanessa Raven lures a man into her seductive trap, only to reveal a dark secret lurking beneath her alluring exterior. When supernatural transformations collide in this twisted 1973 tale, both predator and prey discover that some encounters end far more grimly than either anticipated.
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Reprinted in Vampyr #7 (1973), L'Écho des Savanes Spécial U.S.A. #11 (1979), Chutes Libres #[nn] (1980), Totem Extra #13 (1981), Fright #4 (1988)
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