Weird Terror #8

Nov 1953 · Comic Media · 0.10 USD

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“Blood of the Bat”

In "Blood of the Bat," the ruthless Mongolian warlord Baluk Khan lays waste to the village of Uzruk, seizing its king's daughter as his bride. As he leans in to claim her, a chilling discovery unfolds—she is not just a captive, but a vessel for a terrifying infestation. Marty Elkin's stark art brings the horror to life, while Don Heck's cover captures the moment of dread with sharp, unsettling detail.

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artist, inker Marty Elkin · cover Don Heck

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artist, inker Marty Elkin

cover pencils, inks Don Heck

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Baluk Khan, an evil Mongolian conqueror, enjoys destroying villages and butchering innocents. He invades the peaceful village of Uzruk and claims the king's daughter as his bride. As he prepares to kiss his new bride, he discovers that she is infected with plague flies.

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