Scream #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple horror stories. One story follows a woman who escapes a haunted house late at night and hitchhikes with a mysterious driver named Harry Walker, who reveals he is searching for adventure and has roamed the seven seas. Another story involves a Nazi scientist who perfected an ultimate weapon during World War II and now roams the Caribbean with his machination, terrorizing tourists and appearing in encounters with giant sea creatures.
Martin wakes up disoriented in a surreal, nightmarish realm after being pulled from his Brooklyn apartment, where a disembodied voice guides him through a terrifying landscape filled with monstrous figures. As he struggles to understand his fate, the voice reveals itself to be Lucifer, claiming Martin as his own and forcing him to confront horrors that blur the line between nightmare and reality.
In a tale steeped in centuries-old rivalry, young Baron Frederick von Metzengerstein inherits his family’s vast estate and immediately burns down the stables of his ancestral enemy, Count Wilhelm von Berlifitzing—only to be haunted by a monstrous, fiery horse that seems to rise from the ashes. As the baron grows increasingly isolated and terrified, riding the unnatural steed through night and storm, the line between man and beast blurs, and the past begins to rise from the flames.
In a secluded English manor that feels more like a prison than a home, a young woman named Mary pleads to be released, desperate to return to her former life despite warnings from the staff. As she attempts to flee under cover of night, she encounters a mysterious man who may hold the key to her freedom—or her doom.
Angie and David Moore, two curious kids, venture into the supposedly haunted house next door, determined to prove ghosts aren’t real—until the house itself seems to come alive with terrifying consequences. As their prank turns into a night of escalating dread, they uncover a legacy of violence and grief buried in the home’s walls, where the line between ghost and murderer blurs. The story unfolds with a darkly ironic twist, leaving the fate of the house’s former inhabitants—and the children’s own survival—shrouded in suspense.
Two young women, bound and helpless, are rescued from a whirlpool by a monstrous tentacle—only to find themselves aboard a submarine disguised as a grotesque squid, captained by a mysterious Nazi who claims to be the last of his kind. As they endure his eerie hospitality and study his control systems, they plot an escape, but when their attempt goes awry, they must flee into the unknown with only their wits and the wreckage of his twisted vessel behind them.
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Reprinted in Psycho #21 (1974), Dossier Negro #68 (1975), Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #6/1975 (1975), Dossier Negro #75 (1975), Fright #5 (1988), Fright #8 (1989), Gwandanaland Comics #2396 (2019)
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