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Haunt of Fear#17 [3]
Cover: Johnny Craig

Haunt of Fear #17 [3]

Sep 1950 · EC · 0.10 USD
“Nightmare!”

In "Nightmare!", a construction engineer haunted by recurring dreams of being buried alive seeks help from psychiatrist Dr. Froyd, only to confront a chilling twist when his latest project takes a terrifying turn. Written, drawn, and inked by Johnny Craig—whose masterful artistry defines the issue’s oppressive atmosphere—this story blurs the line between nightmare and reality with quiet dread. The cover, also by Craig, captures the moment of dread with stark, unforgettable precision.

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writer, artist, inker Johnny Craig · letterer Jim Wroten · cover Johnny Craig

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writer, artist, inker Johnny Craig
letterer Jim Wroten
cover pencils, inks Johnny Craig

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A construction engineer has recurring dreams of being buried alive, so he visits a psychiatrist. Dr. Froyd interprets these dreams as subconscious indications of being 'buried under work'. The engineer resolves to inspect the concrete moldings of the latest project before taking his summer vacation. He doses off briefly, but when he comes to, finds they have begun pouring the concrete, and, believing this to be yet another dream, begins to laugh and makes no attempt to escape.

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