Zombie #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death's Bride-Groom," the sculptor Sean Corey unwittingly unleashes an ancient evil when he carves a statue from a cursed tree. The spirit of Daemona awakens, drawn to him as her destined bridegroom, and begins to pull him into a realm beyond life. With Gabrielle at his side, Sean must confront a love that defies death—before it consumes him entirely.
In "Here Comes...Thorr the Unbelievable," a hapless professor’s scientific experiment goes catastrophically wrong when he inadvertently awakens the ancient and powerful Thorr the Unbelievable—only to realize too late that the warrior’s awakening is just the beginning. Now, with Thorr stirring and the world in danger, the professor must race to stop him before he rouses his dormant comrades and unleashes a new age of conquest.
In "The Glob," a young painter is hired to coat a mysterious statue with a strange, glowing paint—only to discover that at midnight, the statue comes alive and begins a silent, unstoppable rampage. As the night unfolds, he realizes the statue is no ordinary sculpture, but a silent emissary from beyond Earth, and the only thing that can stop it may be the very substance that brought it to life.
In "The Demon in the Dungeon!", a novelist seeking inspiration rents a remote castle in Transylvania, where whispers of a demon haunt the locals. As he explores the crumbling halls, he uncovers a terrifying secret—beneath the castle's dungeon lies a lost alien child, not a monster, but a being far more vulnerable than feared. When the truth begins to unravel, he must decide whether to help the child return home, even as the cost of that choice looms in the shadows.
A pilot crash lands on Easter Island and witnesses the ancient statues coming to life, speaking of a galactic invasion and Earth's enslavement. Fleeing their pursuit, he tries to warn authorities, only to be met with disbelief—and as doubt creeps in, he realizes too late that the statues have vanished back into the island, certain no one would believe such a tale.
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