Tales of Voodoo #4

In "The Dead Went Marching By," a tormented old man stumbles upon a cursed trumpet that awakens a horde of the dead, unleashing a grim crusade through the city to purge sinners. As the undead march and the living flee, a mysterious figure emerges, poised to confront the rising tide of retribution.

In "Murder on the Moor," a condemned man breaks free on the night of his execution, fleeing into the mist-laden moors. After killing an old woman and her cat in a remote shack, he vanishes into the treacherous swamp, pursued by guards and bloodhounds. But the cat’s spirit haunts his every step, drawing him deeper into the bog where the earth itself seems to remember his crimes.

When the Sea Goes Dry follows a treasure-hunting couple drawn to the legend of sunken Spanish gold, guided by Pedro, a quiet man with a mysterious past. As their dive into the ocean's depths unfolds, the sea begins to recede in unnatural silence—revealing not gold, but something far older and far more terrible beneath the waves.

In "The Terror of Akbar," an ancient mummy awakens in a museum, driven by a desperate quest to reclaim his lost glowing eyes—hidden away in a secure vault. Once restored, his sight unleashes a terrifying rampage through the city, but his victory is fleeting. When the eyes are lost again, he stumbles blindly into the path of a speeding train, meeting a final, brutal end.