Haunt of Fear #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hunchback!", Roger stumbles upon his old college friend Peter Goglo in a quiet town where locals whisper that Peter is a ghoul. But the truth is far stranger—Peter harbors a grotesque, flesh-eating twin growing from his back, a secret that’s slowly consuming him. Written by Albert B. Feldstein and brought to life with chilling art by Graham Ingels, this classic tale of body horror and hidden monstrosity features haunting visuals and a creeping dread that lingers long after the final page. The cover, also by Feldstein, captures the story’s unsettling tone in stark, expressive lines.
In "The Hunchback!" from Haunt of Fear #4, Roger stumbles upon his old college friend Peter Goglo in a quiet town where whispers follow him—rumors that Peter is a ghoul. What Roger doesn’t know is that Peter carries a monstrous twin, a flesh-eating creature growing from his back, feeding on him in secret.
In "The Tunnel of Terror!", Linda Cross brings her brother Paul to the Mexican borderlands for a quiet escape, hoping to ease his growing unease. But as the isolation takes hold, Paul’s fragile calm begins to unravel—revealing something far darker beneath the surface.
In "Man From the Grave!", a desperate artist commits a brutal act to save his career, only to be cursed by his victim with an endless, horrifying gift: the power to paint until death—and even after. The story unfolds with chilling precision, exploring the dark price of obsession and the line between creation and damnation.
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