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Tales from the Tomb#7
Cover: Bill Alexander

Tales from the Tomb #7

Sep 1969 · Eerie Publications · 0.35 USD
“Three Times Dead”

"Three Times Dead" delivers a haunting, gothic tale from 1969, where a one-armed man’s visit to a Louisiana mansion sparks a tragic triangle of longing. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as his growing affection for a young woman is shadowed by the desperate, twisted love of her hunchbacked sister. Illustrated with eerie precision by the Iger Shop and rendered in stark, expressive detail on the cover by Bill Alexander, this issue stands as a chilling example of early horror anthology storytelling.

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artist, inker Iger Shop · cover Bill Alexander

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artist, inker Iger Shop
cover pencils, inks Bill Alexander

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A one-armed man stops by a Louisiana mansion, where he falls in love with a young woman. Unfortunately, the woman's misshapen, hunchbacked sister has fallen in love with him.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).