Haunt of Fear #11

In "Extermination," a weary exterminator is haunted by a nightmare that blurs the line between reality and dread: after dreaming of crushing a cockroach only to be swarmed by the countless pests he’s killed, he wakes to find the same roach on his floor. With a mix of annoyance and grim familiarity, he raises his shoe—only for the creature to shriek, echoing the horror of his dream. The Old Witch presides over this chilling moment, where the past’s weight comes alive in the quiet of a single room.

In "Ear Today... Gone Tomorrow!", two greedy business partners who run a fertilizer factory near a cemetery dig beneath the ground to harvest bones for their bone meal order—only to find their greed has awakened something far more sinister. When their car breaks down in a cornfield fertilized with their deadly product, they stumble into a patch of corn that’s no longer just growing—but hunting. The Crypt-Keeper watches, as the fields themselves turn against the men who thought they could profit from death.