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Cover: Frank Brunner

Chamber of Chills #4

May 1973 · Marvel · 0.20 USD
“The Opener of the Crypt!”

Marvel's *Chamber of Chills* #4 (May 1973) promises a shivery double dose of literary dread, billing itself as a tale drawing on both John Jakes and Edgar Allan Poe for "The Opener of the Crypt!" Frank Brunner's cover sets the mood perfectly: a shrieking man recoils in terror as a massive, ghostly skeletal specter erupts from an open barrel, snarling "At last Montresor — I take my revenge!", while a cluster of grinning, flame-wreathed skeletal figures claw toward him from the shadows. At just 20 cents, this is early-'70s Marvel horror atmosphere at its most viscerally unsettling.

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writer Gardner F. Fox · artist Howard Chaykin · inker Joe Sinnott · letterer Jean Simek · cover Frank Brunner

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letterer Jean Simek
cover pencils, inks Frank Brunner

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Adventurer Murdoch Adams saves a woman from being sacrificed in a pagan ritual and defeats the demon Ludi that required the sacrifice.

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