Haunted Thrills #7

In "Trail To A Tomb," one-armed Tom Phipps finds shelter with two women whose kindness quickly twists into something darker. As their rivalry ignites, a tense, dangerous bond forms—each woman determined to claim him, no matter the cost.

George Norton thought he'd cracked the code to transmitting human brain cells—and when a condemned murderer named Turk Brown faces execution, Norton sees the perfect experimental subject. But as the brilliant scientist begins communing with the killer's preserved brain, Turk's twisted genius starts bleeding into Norton's own mind, warping him in ways his wife Mary can't ignore. When Norton's behavior turns violent and Mary threatens to destroy the brain, the full horror of their situation becomes unmistakably clear.

In "Two On The Aisle... Of Death!" from Haunted Thrills #7 (1953), horror film actor Ronald Hamly tries to cheat death by faking his own demise on the battlefield—only to wake up buried alive, trapped in a nightmare that blurs the line between performance and reality.

In "Screams In The Night," a dying plastic surgeon recounts a chilling wartime secret: Adolf Hitler, thought dead, sought a new face—only for the surgeon’s desperate attempt to end him to trigger a brutal act of vengeance. When Nazi henchmen hang the surgeon’s daughter in retaliation, the horror echoes beyond death.