Web of Scares Special Collector's Edition #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Vampire Goes West!", Baron Hauser’s dark legacy takes a chilling turn as his magic statue—bound to his soul—begins to twist and warp under the weight of his crimes, echoing the corruption within. When the statue finally collapses, it buries the baron beneath its ruins, leaving his fate sealed in stone. Art by Mike Sekowsky and inks by Vince Alascia bring this gothic tale to life in a 12.00 USD Special Collector's Edition from 2010.
In "The Monster They Couldn't Kill," Dr. Fry—once a scientist—has become something far beyond human, fueled by atomic energy and driven by an unstoppable hunger. As his rampage threatens to consume everything in his path, every effort to stop him ends in failure, leaving only the chilling question of how far his power can go before it destroys itself.
In "Ghost with a Torch," a sorrowful spirit is granted one final visit to the living world to see her husband—only to find him with another woman. As tension rises and danger looms, the ghost faces a haunting choice: intervene or let fate take its course, knowing that death might be the only way to reunite with him.
In "Dreaded Duo's Blood Banquet," a desperate circus freak named Georgie unleashes the reanimated Dr. Kasper from his grave, seeking a cure for his monstrous appearance. With Kasper’s twisted skill, Georgie is reshaped into something human—but the transformation comes with a terrible cost, awakening a savage curse that binds them both to the moon’s bloodlust. As their bond turns to violence, the line between healer and monster blurs in a deadly clash that no one survives.
In the shadowed halls of an ancient Irish castle, a family is bound by a dread secret—one that awakens each year when a demon emerges to torment them. The only way to break the curse lies in a single, terrifying act: destroying the entire castle with dynamite. But as the night approaches, the weight of the past and the fear of what lies within make the choice anything but simple.
In "The Statue of Evil," Baron Hauser’s dark ambitions are mirrored in a magical statue that holds his soul—each act of corruption and murder warping the sculpture’s form. When the statue finally collapses under the weight of his sins, it buries him beneath its crumbling form, leaving only silence in its wake.
In the frozen wilds of Canada, Peter Jordan stumbles upon a hidden realm beneath Devil’s Lake, where an enigmatic Indian princess commands a tribe of the undead. As he navigates the eerie underground world, Jordan must confront the cult’s dark heart before it claims him forever.
When night guard Tillston stumbles upon a mysterious formula that brings stone statues to life, he unleashes a chilling power he uses to settle old scores—especially against the vice president who wronged his brother. As the museum’s silent figures begin to move and kill, one detective, Dorne, emerges as the only one who can stop the rampage before the statues claim more lives.
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