This Magazine Is Haunted #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tapestry of Tolchime," movie actor Jackson Blair’s rise to stardom is fueled by a witch’s mysterious potion—until a broken vow sets off a chilling chain of events. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Bud Thompson, this eerie tale from 1953 blends glamour and dread as Blair’s fame unravels into a grotesque fate. The cover, by Sheldon Moldoff, captures the story’s unsettling tone with its haunting imagery.
In "The Tapestry of Tolchime," Oscar Tolchime, the last of his line, finds himself ensnared within the crumbling walls of his ancestral castle, where the ghost of Lady Constance—wronged and executed four centuries prior—lurks in the shadows, bound by a curse as old as the stones themselves.
In "The Man Who Lost His Head!" from This Magazine Is Haunted #13 (1953), movie actor Jackson Blair’s rise to stardom is fueled by a witch’s magic potion—until he breaks his promise to marry her, setting off a chilling curse. As the price of his betrayal, his head vanishes, leaving him to confront a horrifying fate in a final, desperate clash with Madame Dazong.
In "Where Do We Go from Here?", Warren Hopkins finds himself caught between life and the afterlife, drifting from his deathbed toward the pearly gates—only to be pulled back when he briefly takes control of his own corpse, startling his family with a terrifying return from the grave.
In "The Formless Shadows," newspaper reporter Allen Drake stumbles upon a chilling secret when Professor van Bohm reveals evidence of an alien invasion—only to die seconds later. Now hunted through a city that feels increasingly wrong, Drake must outrun enemies he can’t see, as the line between reality and infiltration begins to blur.
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