Tales from the Tomb #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sea Monsters," explorer Paul Raymond ventures into the Sargasso Sea to prove the existence of ancient, hidden wonders—only to encounter a terrifying race of fish men. After capturing one of the creatures, his expedition takes a dark turn when a mysterious figure named Larpo commits a brutal murder and vanishes into the ocean. Raymond is arrested and locked away, his sanity questioned, as the truth of what happened beneath the waves remains buried in the deep.
In "The Devil's Looking Glass," a desperate man stumbles upon a magic mirror that opens a portal to a twisted realm ruled by the devil. Obsessed with claiming a family treasure, he begins crafting more mirrors to trap his relatives in that nightmarish world—only to find himself trapped when his scheme unravels.
In "Monster Town," a young couple’s car accident in the remote wilderness leads them into the clutches of a bizarre, misshapen tribe with unsettling intentions. Trapped and facing a terrifying transformation, John Ames and his wife Doris must use their wits to survive the night and find a way back to the world they know.
In "Night of Terror," John Trent sets up a prank to frighten his wife Sue by hiding his friend Morris Slattery in a supposedly haunted house. When the couple arrive, they find Morris dead—his final moments frozen in terror. The house, long rumored to be cursed, now reveals its true horror: a vengeful old crone with an axe, stalking the shadows.
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↩ Reprints Web of Mystery #15 (1952), Voodoo #16 (1954), Web of Evil #16 (1954), Web of Evil #19 (1954), Horror Tales #3 (1970), Witches Tales #3 (1970)
Reprinted in Weird #3 (1973), Tales from the Tomb #3 (1973), Witches Tales #3 (1973), Horror Tales #3 (1976), Weird #1 (1978), Weird #3 (1978), Horror Tales #1 (1979), Weird #2 [1] (1980), Mad Fear #[nn] (1983), Maze of Monsters #4
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