Weird Horrors #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Deadly Double," a storm strands a plane crew at a remote Arctic base, leading them to take refuge in an ice-covered cave—only to awaken ancient Vikings frozen in time. As the men grapple with the eerie presence of the long-lost Norsemen, a sudden search party’s arrival sends them fleeing, triggering a chain of events that may be far more dangerous than the storm ever was. Lou Cameron’s stark, atmospheric art brings the frozen isolation and mounting dread to life, while William Ekgren’s cover captures the chilling moment just before the ice breaks.
Jack Bernard and his wife Stella arrive at the remote house of Professor Enoch Hoskins, searching for news of Jack's missing brother Roger, who worked as the Professor's assistant—only to find themselves trapped by a storm and forced to spend the night. After discovering the Professor's laboratory filled with occult texts and medieval alchemy, they find a strange, glowing crystal that seems almost alive in their hands. What emerges from that mysterious artifact will plunge them into a nightmare far darker than they could have imagined.
When a storm forces a U.S. Air Force flight to crash-land in northern Greenland, the crew takes shelter in an icy cave—only to awaken a frozen horde of Vikings. As the men flee, the ancient warriors stir, their vengeance fueled by a stolen necklace and a centuries-old grudge. The sound of approaching search planes echoes through the ice, but escape may be the last thing they need.
Abel Starkland, a ruthless collector obsessed with acquiring bronze objects, outbids three mysterious men at an auction for a haunted bronze plaque—unaware that his competitors have been waiting centuries to reclaim it. When the three reveal the plaque's dark history and the curse that follows its ownership, Starkland dismisses their warnings as madness, but their persistence suggests the danger may be all too real. As supernatural forces close in, Starkland discovers that some acquisitions come with a price far higher than any auction price.
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Reprinted in Four Color Fear: Forgotten Horror Comics of the 1950s #[nn] (2010), Weird Horrors #7 (2022), Gwandanaland Comics #1171
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