Inner Sanctum: Tales of Mystery, Horror & Suspense #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together a selection of eerie tales from the classic radio series 'Inner Sanctum Mysteries,' adapted into comic form by various artists. Published by NBM in 2012, it captures the chilling atmosphere of the original broadcasts with stories of horror, mystery, and suspense. The volume serves as a graphic novel tribute to the iconic program's legacy of macabre storytelling.
"Death of a Doll" is a chilling tale from Inner Sanctum: Tales of Mystery, Horror & Suspense #nn (2012), a standout entry in the series' long tradition of eerie, suspense-driven stories. Written and illustrated by Ernie Colon—handling every aspect from pencils to inks to letters—this issue follows Joe, a man haunted by guilt after stealing a wallet from a corpse, only to learn the man was a cataleptic, frozen in death-like stillness. When Joe hears the body has been buried, he races to the graveyard, driven by a desperate need to prevent a terrible suffocation. The cover by Ernie Colon perfectly captures the story’s creeping dread.
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Joe steals the wallet from a dead man, but is mortified to discover a card in the wallet identifying the man as a cataleptic! When he hears the "dead" man has been buried he breaks into the graveyard, determined to dig the man up before he suffocates.
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