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Cover: Chuck Cuidera
Web of Evil #1
“Ghosts of Doom”
"Ghosts of Doom" kicks off in 1952 with a chilling tale of guilt and retribution, as carnival showman Emil Lorenz faces the supernatural consequences of his cruel actions. Don Heck’s moody art and Sam Rosen’s lettering bring a haunting atmosphere to this early horror story, while Chuck Cuidera’s cover captures the eerie spectacle with sharp, dramatic inks.
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Emil Lorenz runs a carnival freak show and mistreats his animal-like creatures. When he burns them in a fire to collect insurance money and open up an amusement park, Lorenz is being haunted by his victims.
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