Uncanny Tales #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Graves That Moved," a scientist uncovers a mysterious lemur species in the swamp, each living only a week—prompting a bold experiment in accelerated evolution. With stunning discoveries on the horizon, he must confront a desperate outsider who seeks to weaponize the breakthrough, leading to a quiet return to the wild for the creatures and their fleeting legacy. The story unfolds with a grounded, eerie tone, drawn by Dick Ayers in a striking, dynamic style, and features a haunting cover by Carl Burgos and John Romita.
In "The Graves That Moved," Pierre DuClos finds himself trapped in a nightmare when the coffins of those he wronged rise from their graves and march across the night to claim him. As the earth itself seems to turn against him, he realizes too late that the dead don’t stay buried when justice is overdue.
Dr. Carl Mandel ventures into the swamp with a single goal: to study a rare lemur species with a fleeting lifespan. When he teams up with Breck Hudson, a local guide with his own secrets, their scientific curiosity takes a dark turn as they unlock something far beyond their understanding. What begins as a quest for knowledge soon becomes a race against time—and something far older than the forest itself.
In "Superstition," three fugitives—Jacques LeBrun, Hillaire Fleury, and Pierre Vaquez—abandon the penal colony of French Guyana, stealing a native boat despite the terrified warnings of the locals. As they push out into the treacherous waters, the weight of ancient beliefs and the jungle’s silence begin to close in, testing their resolve and sanity.
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