Out of the Night #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple supernatural horror stories. "The Ghoul's Revenge" features a skeletal specter that emerges from the night to transform a woman into a creature from beyond through a supernatural touch. "The Wolf-Children of Bengal" recounts an explorer's harrowing account of discovering human children in India's Valley of the Wolf-Cry who can transform into wolves and back into human form. Additional stories include "The Monster of The Mist," "The Case of The Phantom Plane," and "Fiend of The Undead," all exploring eerie and supernatural phenomena from the vast unknown.
The evil spirit of Seth Canfield returns on All Hallow's Eve to exact a terrible revenge on his relatives who inherited the family fortune he was denied, transforming them into grotesque horrors and unleashing supernatural demons throughout the old Canfield mansion. Roy and Ellen find themselves caught in a nightmare of pursuit and dread, with only Roy's Uncle Otto—a master of the occult himself—standing between them and Seth's unstoppable vengeance. Will Otto's knowledge of the supernatural be enough to stop a ghost consumed by decades of hate?
Peter Jarvis returns from a jungle expedition in Bengal with an extraordinary and terrifying claim: he's encountered creatures that shift between human children and ravening wolves. When a doctor dismisses his account as delusion, Jarvis recounts the harrowing events that led to his arrest—a desperate attempt to capture these shape-shifters and bring them back to civilization, a mission that cost his companions their lives. Now locked away in a mental hospital, he insists the creatures are real and dangerous, but no one will listen.
Haunted by guilt over a dark deed committed years ago on the banks of Niagara River, Amos Taine finds himself tormented by a vengeful specter whenever fog rolls in—a phantom that demands he join it in the falls. When his wife Betty insists on a honeymoon at Niagara Falls, Amos's carefully buried past threatens to consume him, driving him to a desperate plan that only she can hope to stop. A chilling tale of supernatural reckoning where the sins of the past refuse to stay buried.
Lt. Bert Cummings watches helplessly as his brother Jack is shot down over North Korea while piloting a Sabre-jet against new Soviet MiG fighters—but Jack's sacrifice wasn't the end of their story. When Bert takes to the skies the next day, an impossible sight appears: a ghostly, transparent plane piloted by Jack himself, returned from beyond to finish what he started. As the phantom plane makes repeated passes at the enemy jets, Bert realizes his dead brother is trying to communicate the MiG's fatal weakness from beyond the grave.
In 1952, Out of the Night presents a chilling historical tale: when the ambitious young King Louis V of France begins seizing power from his mother, Queen Emma, she plots his murder by poison. But Emma's crime cannot escape judgment—after France's assembly strips her of the throne and crowns a new dynasty, a supernatural vengeance emerges from beyond the grave to settle the score.
When Dr. Bimoze, a stage hypnotist with unnaturally compelling eyes, selects Jean Peterson from the audience for a midnight demonstration, his power proves far more sinister than parlor tricks—she begins to age rapidly and vanish into a realm beyond the living. Steve races against time to uncover the truth about the masked performer and save Jean from the clutches of a supernatural fiend that may have preyed on victims for far longer than anyone realized.
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Reprinted in Mundos Prohibidos #25 (1954), Shock #4 (1970), Shock #1 (1971), Chilling Tales of Horror #4 (1971), Haunted Tales #6 (1974), Adventures into the Unknown Halloween Special #1 (1991), Crypt of Horror #13 (2011), Weird Tales of Werewolves #3
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