Tales of Horror #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Giant from the Tomb," the Purple Claw ventures into the Florida swamps, where he encounters a mysterious old man whose true nature is far more terrifying than it first appears. Beneath the surface of the humid night, something ancient and monstrous stirs—something that blooms with a hunger for human flesh. Art by Ben Brown and David Gantz brings the eerie swamp setting to life with haunting detail, making this 1954 10-cent tale a standout in the Tales of Horror series.
In "Death Flower," the Purple Claw ventures into the eerie Florida swamps, where he encounters a sinister old man whose true nature is revealed under the cover of night—a monstrous, blooming "Death Flower" that feeds on human flesh. The story unfolds with creeping dread, blending folk horror and grotesque imagery in a tale that lingers long after the final page.
In "The Final Horror," alcoholic scientist Bill Bartel is trapped in a nightmarish dream world he can't escape, where his deepest fears take form. When Dr. Weir enters this realm using the mysterious Purple Claw, he forces Bartel to confront the final horror—an embodiment of his own inner darkness.
In "null," Prospector Pete and his friend race to get home, but when his friend suggests cutting through a nearby ghost town for a shortcut, Pete hesitates—afraid of the supernatural. Opting for the longer route, he doesn’t realize the path he chooses is teeming with wild animals, turning his fear of ghosts into a very real, very hairy escape.
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