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Eerie#15
Cover: Norman Nodel

Eerie #15

Apr 1954 · Avon · 0.10 USD
“The Werewolf of Warsham Manor!”

In "The Werewolf of Warsham Manor!" from Eerie #15 (1954), a desperate man fleeing the African jungle takes a deadly gamble—killing a lookalike and assuming his identity. As he settles into the eerie mansion, secrets from the past begin to surface, unraveling a mystery that may be more than he bargained for. The story unfolds with chilling precision, drawn in stark, expressive lines by Norman Nodel, whose cover art captures the tale’s gothic dread.

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artist, inker Martin Thall · cover Norman Nodel

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artist, inker Martin Thall
cover pencils, inks Norman Nodel

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In Budapest Adrina Rollande, bride of Walter Austen, is kidnapped by a zombie and brought to an underground cavern. Austen manages to follow unnoticed through the sewer system. They meet an eons old madman who is creating an undead army and plans to conquer the surface world. The courageous Austen is able to collapse the cavern causing the madman and his zombie servants to be sucked down into the sewers where they all drown.

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