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Terror Tales #2

Apr 1973 · Eerie Publications · 0.60 USD
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"Curse of the Mummies" delivers a chilling blend of supernatural dread and old-world mystery in this 1973 Eerie Publications standout. When a greedy tycoon ignores ghostly warnings while drilling in an ancient burial ground, he’s haunted by a spectral Indian maiden—only to later fall for a living woman who eerily resembles her, sparking unease when he has a vision that she may be a vampire. Dick Ayers handles both pencils and inks with a moody precision that heightens the story’s eerie atmosphere.

Contains 6 stories
Curse of the Mummies
9 pp · Horror-Suspense
The Monster
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
The Witches Coven
7 pp · Horror-Suspense
Tombstone for a Ghoul
6 pp · Horror-Suspense
Curse of the Vampire
7 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Curse of the Vampire," a greedy tycoon presses on with oil drilling in a sacred burial ground, ignoring eerie warnings and the haunting presence of a ghostly Indian maiden. His obsession takes a darker turn when he encounters a living woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to the spirit—only to grow uneasy when a sudden vision reveals she may be something far more sinister.

The Moon Is Red
7 pp · Science Fiction

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Full credits

artist, inker Dick Ayers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Witches Tales #2 (1951), Black Cat Comics #44 (1953), Horror Tales #3 (1970), Strange Galaxy #8 (1971), Horror Tales #4 (1971)

Reprinted in Tales from the Tomb #1 (1975), Weird #3 (1977)

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