Web of Evil #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Killer from Saturn," a 1953 Quality Comics standout, Jack Cole’s sharp art and storytelling bring a chilling urban nightmare to life, as a city trembles under the shadow of a masked murderer. With a twist that redefines terror, the tale unfolds through the eyes of police lieutenant Jordan, whose deduction leads to a shocking truth hidden beneath a monstrous disguise. The cover by Jack Cole and Chuck Cuidera captures the eerie spectacle, making this a standout issue in the series.
When a masked killer terrorizes the city, leaving a trail of fear and twelve victims, police lieutenant Jordan races to uncover the truth behind the gruesome murders. The culprit, a meek window clerk named Oswald Pilcher, hides in a monstrous costume and stilts, exacting revenge on those who wronged him—only the real horror lies not in the mask, but in the quiet man beneath.
In "Vengeance of the Red Ghost," Susan Maynard returns from the grave as a spectral force, her red-hooded form haunting the Maynard family estate. With each chilling appearance, she targets her relatives—Mr. Maynard, Mildred, Edward, and Tom—driven by a secret desire to claim a fortune hidden within the family's past. As fear grips the household, the line between ghostly vengeance and twisted inheritance blurs.
In a tale of ancient dread and forbidden devotion, the four-armed goddess Kali returns to claim her due, her eyes fixed on the beautiful Caroline Angsworth as her next sacrifice. With the town gripped by fear and her lover Kenneth determined to save her, the line between faith and fanaticism blurs as T. C. Hamlock, Louie, Joe, and John Angsworth find themselves drawn into a nightmare neither can escape.
When a hunting party led by Bill and Pierre ventures into the woods, they expect moose—but instead, they find a dragon-like beast stalking the trees. As the campers vanish one by one, the local police send Ed and Reynolds to investigate, only to face the creature head-on with rifles and grenades. With Amy, Ellen, Sally, Joe, and Greyson caught in the growing chaos, the line between hunter and hunted blurs in the dark.
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Reprinted in Tales from the Tomb #5 (1971), Horror Tales #1 (1972), Tales of Voodoo #1 (1972), Thrill Book! #[nn] (2004), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #4 (2013), Web of Evil #3 (2023)
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