The Many Ghosts of Dr. Graves #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Going My Way?", a native medicine man unleashes voodoo against American overseers running a rubber plantation—only to discover the newcomers aren’t as vulnerable as they seem. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Sanho Kim, this 1972 Charlton tale blends supernatural tension with a clash of cultures, all rendered in Kim’s distinctive style. The cover, by Steve Ditko, captures the eerie mood with sharp, haunting detail.
In "Bury Him Deep!", Morton Gault's desperate plan to fake his death for an inheritance backfires when his wife, Eunice, abandons him in the grave—leaving him to face the dark truth of his own demise. With Dr. Lake drawn into the chilling aftermath, the line between survival and eternal entombment grows dangerously thin.
In "The Dollmakers," Emmett Eaton and his wife Edith find themselves entangled in a chilling mystery on a remote rubber plantation, where the local medicine man, Susuki, wields voodoo to resist American overseers—unaware that the Americans, too, are well-versed in the dark arts.
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Reprinted in Eclipso #58 (1976), Scary Tales #23 (1980), This Is How It Is #[nn] (2022)
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