Weird Terror #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Evil Ones!", trash picker Simon Fergus makes a desperate deal with the devil to settle a score with the partners who wronged him, only to find that revenge comes at a terrible cost. With haunting art by John Belcastro and inks by Joe Galotti, this 1952 tale of greed, fear, and supernatural retribution unfolds under the eerie glow of the carnival lights. The cover, a chilling portrait by Henry Kiefer, captures the dread of a man facing a fate he never truly understood.
In "The Evil Ones!", statistician John Anders stumbles upon a chilling truth: seemingly random accidents are actually the work of malevolent gnomes lurking beneath the city. When the creatures sense his investigation, he’s forced to flee for his life, racing through shadowed streets with no idea how deep the conspiracy runs.
In "Wrath of Satan," a desperate trash picker at the carnival strikes a dangerous bargain with the devil to punish the partners who wronged him. As their gruesome deaths unfold in eerie, inexplicable ways, Simon begins to fear that his own reckoning is just around the corner.
In "Death Song!" from Weird Terror #2 (1952), a jealous violinist driven by ambition commits a cold-blooded murder to claim his rival’s fame and fortune—only to find that the past doesn’t stay buried. As guilt takes root, he begins to hear the music of the dead, and the line between performer and phantom blurs.
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Reprinted in Horrific #7 (1953), Weird Terror #7 (1953), Terror Tales #4 (1970), Terror Tales #2 (1971), Tales from the Tomb #1 (1972), Horror Tales #6 (1973), Haunted Horror #20 (2015), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #13 (2015), Pre-Code Classics: Weird Terror #1 (2016), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #25 (2019)
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