Tales of Voodoo #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Strikes Four," four friends arrive at a secluded country home for a weekend getaway, unaware they’ve stepped into a nightmare. As the clock tower’s gears begin to turn, they realize too late that its mechanism feeds on human life—and they’ve become its next victims.
In "Dragon Egg!", a prehistoric egg discovered and brought to a museum becomes a nightmare when it hatches under the watch of a nightwatchman who turns up the heat. The resulting dinosaurian dragon unleashes chaos, leaving destruction in its wake before being brought down by the military—only to leave behind a chilling mystery: the creature was a female, and she laid an egg in a nearby swamp.
In 1840 Scotland, Doctor John Abernathy relies on his grim assistant Drum—the so-called "grave rat"—to supply corpses for his disturbing experiments. When Drum crosses a line by making unwanted advances on the doctor’s daughter, he’s brutally punished, but not before swearing a chilling vow of revenge. Now, with the doctor’s daughter in his sights, Drum’s next visit to the cemetery may not be for bones—but for blood.
In "Cadaver's Revenge," Martin Jacoby’s joy over his boss’s death turns to horror when his celebration at the cemetery takes a deadly turn—dancing on the grave leads to a gruesome fall, and the earth itself seems to claim him. The story unfolds with a chilling inevitability, blending dark irony and suspense in a tale where the past refuses to stay buried.
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↩ Reprints Voodoo #3 (1952), Strange Fantasy #5 (1953), Voodoo #10 (1953), Strange Fantasy #8 (1953), Strange Fantasy #9 (1953), Fantastic Fears #7 (1954)
Reprinted in Horror Tales #4 (1970), Tales of Voodoo #6 (1971), Horror Tales #5 (1977)
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