Strange Fantasy #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology of three supernatural tales: "Tideswept Terror" depicts newlyweds Ned and Cathie discovering an old shipwreck and encountering the malevolent ghost of the Banshee Belle, a spectral vessel that emerges from beneath the sea to seek vengeance. "The Living Proof" follows a scientist named Lee working with the sinister Professor Dubrow, who develops a formula to restore life using butterflies and schemes to murder Lee and dispose of his body to conceal his discovery. A third story features a publisher named B.S. Fitts who, after being stripped and transported to a bizarre subterranean realm by a strange woman, finds himself enslaved and forced into a mud-hole by her otherworldly servants before she inexplicably grants him pleasurable sensations.
When Peter and Anne Doyle move into an old house with the help of a G.I. loan, Anne's unease about the place and its unsettling former owner, Mr. Black, seems like mere nerves—until she discovers something horrifying hidden in the milk delivery compartment. As the couple's fears mount and Mr. Black returns with a sinister demand, Anne must confront a nightmare that threatens to unravel everything, especially Peter's fragile health.
Lee Talbot, assistant to Professor Dubrow at the Vitrex Research Foundation, stumbles upon the professor's greatest discovery—a miraculous elixir called Vril that can restore life to the dead. Consumed by greed, Talbot murders his mentor and hides the body, planning to sell the formula for a fortune, but his perfect crime unravels when the Vril itself resurrects the very man he tried to destroy. What follows is a supernatural reckoning neither man anticipated.
B.S. Fitts, the ruthless publisher of a scandal sheet, travels to a remote health resort in Transylvania for treatment—only to discover that Madame Satin's miraculous mud-bath cure conceals a sinister scheme to claim the wealth of her wealthy guests. As Fitts grows ever more enamored with the treatments, he becomes ensnared in a macabre plot that transforms his "grave rehearsal" into something far more permanent than he ever imagined.
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Reprinted in Strange Fantasy #8 (1953), Strange #5 (1958), Weird #1 [5] (1968), Tales from the Crypt #10 (1968), Terror Tales #7 (1969), Tales of Voodoo #1 (1970), Witches Tales #1 (1970), Weird #5 (1970), Witches Tales #1 (1971), Terror Tales #2 (1971), Tales of Voodoo #3 (1972), Witches Tales #6 (1972), Tales of Voodoo #3 (1974), Crypt of Creatures #5 (1980), The Mammoth Book of Best Horror Comics #[nn] (2008), The Horror! The Horror! Comic Books the Government Didn't Want You to Read! #[nn] (2010)
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