Haunt of Fear #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Nightmare!" is a chilling tale from Haunt of Fear #3 (1993), written, drawn, and inked by the legendary Johnny Craig, with color by Marie Severin and lettering by Jim Wroten. The story follows a construction engineer haunted by dreams of being buried alive, leading him to confront a terrifying moment of realization during a crucial moment on a job site—where reality and nightmare blur in a single, breathless instant. The cover, also by Johnny Craig, captures the dread with stark, expressive lines.
In "Nightmare!", a construction engineer haunted by dreams of being buried alive seeks help from psychiatrist Dr. Froyd, who links the visions to repressed stress. When the man decides to check the concrete moldings on his project before vacation, he dozes off—only to wake and find the pour already beginning, his disbelief turning to a quiet, unsettling laugh as he faces what might be another dream.
In "Television Terror!", Al Hunt, a bold TV host, brings his live audience into the chilling heart of a haunted house with a grim history—where every past resident, including the original owner, Mr. Creedmore, was found dead, hanging from the same beam. With a famed psychic by his side and cameras rolling, the broadcast turns into a tense, unpredictable spectacle as the house reveals its secrets in real time.
In "Monster Maker!" from Haunt of Fear #3, Dr. Ravenscar’s experiment takes a deadly turn when a dropped ape brain leads him to swap it with his assistant’s—only for the assistant to turn the tables in a chilling act of revenge. The story unfolds with a tense, creeping dread as ambition and betrayal collide on a sea cliff’s edge.
In "Horror Beneath the Streets!" from Haunt of Fear #3 (1993), the three GhouLunatics ambush Bill Gaines and Al Feldstein as they wrap up an issue of Modern Love and lock up for the night. Trapped in the dark tunnels of the city's sewers, the duo must face the Crypt Keeper, the Vault Keeper, and the Old Witch—each demanding a price for their freedom.
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