The Thing #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hansel and Gretel," a 1953 Charlton comic, gambler Leslie Carter’s greed leads him to murder the caretaker of his fortune—only to be tormented by the man’s ghostly presence. Written by Carl Memling and illustrated by John Belfi, the story unfolds with a chilling sense of dread as Carter’s guilt drives him toward a fatal fall down a staircase. The cover, by Bob Forgione and Vince Alascia, captures the tale’s eerie atmosphere in striking detail.
In this chilling 1953 tale from *The Thing* #11, a young couple seeking shelter winds up trapped in a witch’s eerie house, where the old fairy tale takes a far more sinister turn. With no help from the woods and no golden path to follow, their night takes a dark, unexpected twist—far from the storybook ending.
In "The Glitter of Evil," pearl diver Craig Mandeville's greed leads him to exploit the natives of a remote island, stealing their precious pearls—until their quiet vengeance turns deadly. When he’s lured into the deep, he faces a monstrous octopus in a watery grave, a fate as dark as the treasures he sought.
A professor's curiosity about forbidden knowledge leads him to translate passages from the dreaded Necronomicon, including an ancient incantation meant to summon a creature from humanity's distant past. When he speaks the ritual words one fateful night, something far worse than superstition answers his call, and his daughter discovers the terrifying consequences of awakening forces that were meant to stay buried. "Beyond the Past!" is a chilling reminder that some mysteries are left unsolved for very good reason.
An advance military detachment arrives on Glacier Island to establish a secret weather station, but their Eskimo guide, Karniak, senses an overwhelming evil lurking beneath the frozen surface and flees in terror. When the soldiers dismiss his warnings and detonate explosives to investigate a dark patch in the ice, they inadvertently awaken something ancient and horrifying that was buried there. As rescue arrives to find the camp eerily abandoned, the grim truth of what happened on that desolate glacier begins to emerge from the ice itself.
In "Blind Vengeance," gambler Leslie Carter’s greed leads him to murder the caretaker of his fortune, only to be tormented by the man’s ghostly presence. Haunted and unraveling, Leslie’s descent into madness takes a fatal turn as he plunges down a staircase in a moment of terror.
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Reprinted in Haunted Horror #25 (2016), Gwandanaland Comics #1999-A (2019)
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