Web of Evil #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Web of Evil #13 This issue contains multiple stories, with the cover story "The Ghoul of Ghost Swamp" featuring a prehistoric beast threatening people in a swampy location. Another story involves a character named Raymond Stevens who is possessed by a demonic force, leading to supernatural horror and conflict with authorities using tear gas to subdue him. A third story concerns oil company employees and government officials dealing with danger in a swamp, where men debate whether to allow drilling for national defense despite the perilous conditions. The stories blend supernatural horror with crime and mystery elements typical of the anthology's "spine-tingling tales of mystery and suspense."
In "Demon Inferno," Raymond Stevens stumbles upon a hidden realm beneath the earth, where the ancient forces of Hate, Violence, and Betrayal await. After being branded with the devil’s sign, he returns to the surface, now consumed by a dark rage that drives him to kill.
In "Prehistoric Beast," museum curator Edmond Manard awakens a frozen Ice Age man from an iceberg, only to unleash a primal rampage when he revives him with his own blood. As the ancient creature terrorizes the modern world, Manard feels every wound and agony as if it were his own.
In the sweltering depths of Florida’s Ghost Swamp, a surveying crew vanishes one by one, stalked by a masked ghoul said to dwell in the mist. When one survivor dons a strange costume to survive, he soon learns the swamp’s true horror isn’t what he thought—just as the real ghoul closes in.
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Reprinted in Web of Scares Special Collector's Edition #5 (2011), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #14 (2015), Classic Monsters of Pre-Code Horror Comics: Swamp Monsters #[nn] (2019)
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