Ghoul Tales #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Eternal Death," an aging scientist desperate to win the affection of a woman he loves turns to a radical experiment: merging his body with the spirit of a young man who died in a car crash. The transformation grants him youth and beauty, but his new form carries a fatal flaw—its fragile heart. When the scientist collapses from a heart attack, he is buried alive, his mind trapped in a body that no longer responds. Now, he endures the horror of consciousness without life, a living death he never imagined.
In "Voodoo Dolls," a wife grapples with her husband’s growing obsession with the black arts, as his strange rituals take a terrifying turn. When he uses voodoo dolls to harm those she loves—first her father, then their family dog—she realizes she must act before it’s too late.
In "Witches Curse," a man broken by years of abuse takes a desperate turn when he meets a mysterious witch on a dark night. She grants his wish to become a powerful black knight, but his moment of vengeance comes with a terrible price—his confession to the police triggers a deadly curse, transforming him into a rat accused of his wife’s murder.
In the quiet hush of a moonlit cemetery, Edgar Clay confronts the weight of his grief as he visits the grave of his late wife, Miriam. As shadows stretch and the night deepens, he witnesses the impossible: the dead rising to rewrite their epitaphs, exposing long-buried truths. Among them, Miriam’s hand moves with eerie purpose, etching a revelation that shatters his memory of her faithfulness—just as she fell to her death.
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↩ Reprints Weird Mysteries #8 (1954), Weird Mysteries #9 (1954), Weird Mysteries #10 (1954), Weird Mysteries #11 (1954), Shock #2 (1969), Chilling Tales of Horror #2 (1969)
Reprinted in Tales Too Terrible to Tell #2 (1991)
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