Eerie Tales #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Dr. Hill's Lab" depicts a scientist's experimental creation gone wrong when an assistant accidentally activates a switch, transforming Dr. Hill into a grotesque yellow monster that terrorizes the laboratory staff. "Guardian Angel" tells of Lucky Rogers, a boy in a small town who encounters a mysterious strange hermit; years later, when Lucky is targeted by an ugly old man, a guardian angel appears to protect him from harm. "Two-Gun Jack" follows the outlaw Two-Gun Jack as he visits Jerry's house and recounts his past exploits, including his treasure-hunting adventures in the hills and run-ins with Native Americans and rival outlaws.
Al Forbes, a weary merchant sailor, signs on to a mysterious ship, the Ra-Mor, after missing his passage home. As he boards, he’s unsettled by the silent, grim crew and the ship’s eerie atmosphere, but presses on despite growing dread. When he discovers the ship’s true cargo—dead souls condemned to eternal torment—he realizes too late that he’s become part of a cursed voyage.
In a story of quiet courage and uncanny survival, a young man known only as Lucky Rogers—guided by an unseen presence—navigates peril after peril, from childhood encounters with a mysterious hermit to harrowing wartime missions where he repeatedly escapes death. Though surrounded by danger and enemies who seek his end, Lucky’s unwavering kindness and selfless actions mark him as someone destined for more than mere luck.
Sergeant Spook and Jerry are startled when Two-Gun Jack, a former outlaw, arrives claiming to be reformed—but his antics suggest otherwise. When Two-Gun vanishes after saying he has a "job to do," Spook and Jerry follow him to a bank, where they discover he’s trying to protect his grandson from crooks, leading to a tense standoff that blurs the line between truth and legend.
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↩ Reprints Blue Bolt #5 [61] (1945), Blue Bolt #10 [66] (1946), Spook #27 (1954)
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