Tales of Horror #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Woman's Revenge!" is a chilling tale from Tales of Horror #13 (1954), a standout issue drawn entirely by Al Gordon, whose distinctive art brings the haunting atmosphere to life. When a ghost is granted a final visit to the living world, she returns to find her husband with another woman—only to face a deadly twist that tests the boundaries of love, betrayal, and the afterlife. The cover, also by Al Gordon, captures the story’s eerie tension in stark, expressive lines.
In "Ghost with a Torch," a grieving spirit is granted one final visit to the living world to see her husband—only to witness him with another woman. Torn between sorrow and a quiet, terrible resolve, she watches as the woman raises a blade, and though she could warn him, she chooses silence.
Al Sommer, a detective haunted by a series of mysterious industrial explosions claiming hundreds of lives, meets with a mysterious occultist named Miss Hermione Laurents who claims the attacks are orchestrated by demons disguised as innocent children. Dismissing her wild story as the ravings of a madwoman, Al returns home to his beloved adopted son Johnny—but a tragic coincidence plants a seed of doubt that forces him to confront a terrible possibility.
Sheriff Sam Morrow discovers that a mysterious European visitor calling himself Rudolf Sevarian is no ordinary stranger—he's a vampire who's come to the American West, calculating that nobody here knows the folklore needed to stop him. As the killings mount and the desperate townspeople turn on their aging lawman, Sam must somehow uncover the secret to defeating a creature that laughs off bullets and flies through the night sky.
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Reprinted in Web of Scares Special Collector's Edition #3 (2010), Haunted Horror #23 (2016)
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