Haunted Thrills #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tiger--Tiger!", Wilbur Cummings—a man so unremarkable he’s forgotten by both heaven and hell—gets a second chance at life after a tragic fall down the stairs. Sent back to Earth with no clear purpose, he finds himself in a world that barely noticed him before. Penciled and inked by the Iger Shop, this 1954 tale of the afterlife and the quiet man who didn’t quite fit in unfolds with a strange, eerie charm, all wrapped in a cover by the same team.
In "Tiger--Tiger!", Rory Campbell’s betrayal takes a feral turn when his wife Ann, killed by a tiger, returns not as a ghost but as a vengeful tigress. With his secret desires for his lover Sandra now tangled in guilt and fear, Rory must face a vengeance that wears the form of the beast he once controlled.
In a tale of twisted fate and creeping dread, Rory Campbell, desperate to be free of his wife Ann, exploits her beloved cat Nannette’s training—only to find himself haunted by a monstrous tiger that seems to wear Ann’s eyes. As Ann’s life hangs in the balance and Rory’s new romance with Sandra Peters begins, the line between reality and nightmare blurs when the tiger appears, not to kill, but to confront him with a horrifying truth.
A detective haunted by a series of gruesome murders tied to a mysterious three-toed footprint must confront a terrifying killer whose true nature defies belief. As the body count rises and witnesses describe a monstrous creature with scales and talons, the detective’s investigation leads him to a shocking realization that changes everything.
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↩ Reprints Voodoo #2 (1952)
Reprinted in Strange #2 (1957), Weird #12 (1966), Weird #1 (1966), Weird #8 (1968), Weird #4 (1969), Witches Tales #8 (1969), Terror Tales #3 (1970), Horror Tales #3 (1971), Tales of Voodoo #1 (1972), Weird #2 (1974), Weird #3 (1974), Tales Too Terrible to Tell #5 (1992)
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