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Vault of Horror#38
Cover: Johnny Craig

Vault of Horror #38

Aug 1954 · EC · 0.10 USD
“Any Sport in a Storm”

In "Any Sport in a Storm," a storm-lashed night sets the stage for a chilling tale of fear and fate. Smuggler Shannon, driven by greed, ignores the local legends of the Sea Hag—only to find himself at the mercy of a terrifying truth when he encounters the lighthouse keeper’s daughter, Heather. Written by Carl Wessler and brought to life with stark, haunting art by Johnny Craig, this classic EC horror story delivers dread with every panel. The cover, also by Johnny Craig, captures the moment of dread with a chillingly precise eye.

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writer Carl Wessler · artist, inker Johnny Craig · colorist Marie Severin · letterer Jim Wroten · cover Johnny Craig

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artist, inker Johnny Craig
colorist Marie Severin
letterer Jim Wroten
cover pencils, inks Johnny Craig

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During a stormy night, smuggler Shannon told his men about a ship offshore loaded with goods. His men were afraid of the legend of the "Sea Hag" and refused to go. Out at sea the stormy waters threw Shannon off course until he spotted a lighthouse. Shannon hooked up with Heather, the daughter of the lighthouse keeper, then fled early the next morning. The rough waters were tearing his boat apart when suddenly Heather appeared and came at him, wrapped her tentacles around him, and dragged him into the sea with her. Yes, Shannon found out too late that the stories of the Sea Hag were true!

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