Tales of Terror #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Queen for a Day" in Tales of Terror #1 (1985) delivers a chilling blend of body horror and suburban dread, as a family’s beach vacation turns into a nightmare when giant insect-like beings abduct the father. Written by Steve Bissette and illustrated by Michael Gustovich, with colors by Steve Oliff and Sam Parsons, the story unfolds with creeping unease as the returned father acts increasingly unnatural—until the daughter begins her terrifying transformation and the mother realizes she’s next. The cover by Eric Vincent captures the story’s eerie, insectoid menace, making this a standout entry in Eclipse’s horror anthology.
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Reprinted in Eclipse Comics #1 (1987), Eclipse Comics #2 (1987)
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