Haunt of Fear #3
"Graham Ingels" is a chilling tale from the pages of Haunt of Fear #3 (1992), a standout issue written by Al Feldstein and illustrated with eerie precision by John Severin, with inks by Will Elder and colors by Marie Severin. When a crashed alien spacecraft unleashes a nightmare on a small town, young Ron’s life takes a terrifying turn as he becomes the unwitting pilot of a vessel that bends time and space—driven by a planet’s strange rotation and a body slowly changing beyond recognition. The cover, a haunting original piece by Graham Ingels, captures the story’s grim atmosphere, making this a must-have for fans of classic EC horror.
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Ron and his Dad are witness when a spaceship crashes nearby and a hideous alien emerges. Ron's Dad kills it and the authorities are overjoyed to have a ship capable of interstellar travel. Ron enlists in the army and is chosen to be the first to fly the ship back to its home planet. The landing causes damage, though, which takes years to repair. Even worse, the planet's reverse rotation is causing Ron to go back in time. And the environment is mutating him into a hideous alien. He finally gets back to Earth just in time to emerge from his ship and get killed by his younger self and his father.
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