Skräckmagasinet #4/1972
In "Söndra och mörda!", John, a man entangled in shady dealings, finds himself cornered by his boss, Silas Peabody. With a desperate twist, he discovers a way to separate his soul from his body—and uses it to eliminate Peabody in a chilling act of vengeance. Written by Steve Skeates and illustrated by Jim Aparo, this eerie tale blends psychological dread with supernatural horror, all rendered with striking art. The cover, by Jack Sparling, captures the story’s dark, unsettling tone.
In "Söndra och mörda!", John, a man entangled in shady dealings, finds himself cornered by his ruthless boss, Silas Peabody. When Peabody closes in, John unleashes a terrifying secret—his ability to sever his soul from his body—and uses it to strike back in a way that blurs the line between life and death.
In "Katterna som visste för mycket!", Butler Michael Renner thought he’d escaped his employer’s grasp—until her will forces him to care for her cats, a duty that quickly turns into a waking nightmare. As paranoia sets in, he begins to suspect the felines are watching him, whispering secrets, and plotting something far worse than mere mischief.
In "Färjan från andra sidan!", Doctor Rawlings finds himself aboard a night ferry whose captain is far from alive—though he still steers the vessel with eerie precision. As the journey unfolds, the doctor begins to suspect the man at the wheel is bound to him by a debt long unpaid, and the line between the living and the dead grows dangerously thin.
Dan Hearn arrives in Guatemala to take charge of a banana plantation, only to stumble upon a massive figure trapped in quicksand—its presence as unsettling as the island’s humid silence. The story unfolds with a slow, creeping dread, weaving mystery and isolation into a tale where the land itself feels alive.
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↩ Reprints Sensation Comics #109 (1952), House of Mystery #61 (1957), House of Secrets #8 (1958), My Greatest Adventure #85 (1964), House of Mystery #196 (1971), House of Mystery #198 (1972), House of Secrets #97 (1972)
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