Terror Tales #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Feast for Rats" in Terror Tales #5 (1972) delivers a chilling first encounter with the aftermath of an ancient alien civilization, its ruins whispering secrets to the first human explorers to set foot on the distant world. Walter Casadei’s striking art brings the eerie silence of the dead planet to life, while Bill Alexander’s cover captures the dread of what lies beneath the surface.
In the quiet hush of a moonlit cemetery, a man awakens to thunder and a shattered past—his memory gone, his mind a blank slate. He stumbles into a forgotten house where shadows move with purpose, and the air hums with voices from beyond. As ghostly figures close in, a chilling truth begins to surface: he is not who he seems, and the past he’s lost may be far darker than death itself.
In "Deadman's Well," a man's secret betrayal spirals into a grim act of vengeance when he discovers his cousin and wife in a forbidden affair. After disposing of them in the well he built, he is haunted by the weight of his crime—until his confession leads to a final, fatal fall into the very pit he created.
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↩ Reprints Chamber of Chills Magazine #16 (1953), Chamber of Chills Magazine #17 (1953), Weird Terror #10 (1954), Midnight #2 (1957), Horror Tales #7 (1969), Weird Worlds #10 (1970)
Reprinted in Weird #2 (1976), Horror Tales #2 (1977), Weird #2 (1979), Weird #4 (1979)
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