Funnies Album #[2]/1943
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Stories of the Sea" delivers a chilling wartime tale from 1942, where Larrigan uncovers a macabre secret after witnessing a coffin removed from a grave by eerily still men. Written and illustrated by William Glyn Protheroe—handling every stage of the artwork—this eerie mystery unfolds at a secluded mansion, where a trapped prisoner reveals the sinister work of the reclusive Doctor Drere. The cover, by Jock McCail, captures the story’s haunting tone with a striking, shadowed scene.
In "The Gruesome Affair of the Living Dead," Larrigan follows a group of eerily silent men carrying a coffin from a grave, leading him to a secluded mansion where he uncovers a chilling secret: a prisoner whispers of Doctor Drere's macabre experiments, using the dead to build a hidden workforce. The story unfolds with a creeping dread, blending gothic atmosphere and early horror tropes in a tightly paced, eerie tale.
In the shadowed depths of an abandoned mine, Professor Mennock wages a silent war against the world he despises, crafting a monstrous bird of steel and shadow to herald a terrifying new era. As the creature takes flight, its presence sends waves of dread through the quiet neighbourhood, leaving only silence and unease in its wake.
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