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Cover: Everett Kinstler

Eerie #16

Jun 1954 · Avon · 0.10 USD
“The Thing from the Sea”

In "The Thing from the Sea," a grieving widower's desperate plea to reunite with his late bride leads him into a chilling pact with a sinister stranger—Mr. Prim, whose true nature is as dark as the secrets he carries. Drawn in by haunting artwork from Louis Ravielli, this eerie tale unfolds with a quiet dread, where love and loss collide in a story that lingers long after the final page. The cover by Everett Kinstler captures the moment’s dread with sharp, unsettling detail.

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artist, inker Louis Ravielli · cover Everett Kinstler

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artist, inker Louis Ravielli
cover pencils, inks Everett Kinstler

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A young newlywed couple is out for a drive when a crash occurs. The bride is killed. The groom, overwrought with grief, makes a deal with a mysterious man to be with his wife again. This stranger, Mr. Prim, is The Devil himself and that the young groom just made a unholy deal which Mr. Prim intends to collect on.

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