Tales from the Crypt #4

In "Four-Way Split," a heartbreaking tale from 1992, a father’s desperate love leads him to make a sacrifice that may have been for nothing. Written by Al Feldstein and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Bill Elder, the story follows Pop and his son Richie after a violent confrontation leaves one man dead and the other dying. As Pop records a false confession to protect his son, a quiet twist of fate—hidden in the silence of a power outage—casts doubt on everything he believed. The haunting mood and emotional weight of the story are perfectly captured in Jack Davis’s chilling cover.