Harvey Horrors Collected Works Tomb of Terror Softee #1

In "The Thing from the Center of the Earth!" from Harvey Horrors Collected Works Tomb of Terror Softee #1 (2012), a famed physicist and his assistant, driven by a startling discovery, venture into the planet’s depths to prove that life exists far beneath the surface—only to confront the terrifying possibility that some things were never meant to be seen.

In "The Last Word," a desperate ventriloquist named Peter Mordann steals the prized dummy of a famed performer, Jacque Tercelle—only to find the puppet’s silence is just the beginning. As the dummy’s influence grows, Peter finds himself drawn into a series of violent acts, each more chilling than the last, until he can no longer tell where the voice in his head ends and his own will begins.

In "Cavern of the Doomed," Countess Aurora Karine’s ruthless ascent to power through dark pacts comes crashing down when death claims her, and the spirits of her victims drag her into a haunted abyss. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling 4-page tale from *Harvey Horrors Collected Works: Tomb of Terror Softee #1* delivers a swift, haunting descent into eternal retribution.

In the eerie quiet of a crumbling estate, Edgar’s violent rage unleashes a chain of retribution that spirals beyond his control. When his sister Delfina—marked by dark power—turns on him and his friend David, the true horror lies not in their deaths, but in the feral vengeance of Miss Hester’s cat, Satan, whose fate remains untamed.

In "Graveyard Monsters!", Simon Lorens unleashes a monstrous creation from the parts of his fallen foes—only to find that death doesn’t end the grudge. As the reanimated corpses rise, their vengeance begins to take shape in the dark, where the dead remember every betrayal.

In "His Brother's Keeper," grief turns to vengeance when Lennie rises from the dead after his brother Vincent seals him in a coffin to claim their father’s inheritance. Now bound by a twisted fate, Lennie returns to settle the score—leaving Vincent to meet the same grim end, his coffin swallowed by the swamp’s hungry quicksand.

In "Marriage of the Monsters!", Prince Rah’s forbidden love for Tleena, the Pharaoh’s daughter, ends in tragedy when both are buried alive by the cruel Tut-Kah. Centuries later, their mummified forms are reanimated by a descendant’s reckless experiment, unleashing a chilling vengeance on the bloodline that doomed them.

In the sweltering depths of the Everglades, escaped convict Merrill Dane stumbles upon a pulsing pool of green slime—alive, hungry, and strangely responsive. As he experiments with feeding it the bodies of others, he begins to absorb their abilities, unlocking powers that blur the line between man and monster.

In "Head of the Medusa," four scientists venture deep into the jungle, only to face a monstrous Medusa-Ghoul that defies death. As they survive the initial attack, each begins to change—slowly, inevitably—until the line between hunter and hunted dissolves.