Strange Fantasy #13

In "Terror in the Attic," George Moore’s quiet family home hides a chilling secret when his wife Linda stumbles upon his long-lost twin brother Ben, chained and forgotten in the attic. As tensions rise and the past erupts into violence, George is forced to confront a brother he thought was gone forever—leaving Linda trapped in a nightmare she never saw coming.

In "Desperate Peril!", Betty’s final attempt to set a gas balloon record ends in a crash near Rulah’s territory, leaving her stranded in the wilds of Africa. With her balloon destroyed and the jungle ahead, she must rely on the strength and courage of Rulah to survive the dangers that lie in wait.

In "The Corpse Came To Dinner," a man and his wife face an unsettling presence when the ghost of his first wife returns, furious over his remarriage—her sudden appearances growing more menacing with each passing night. The story unfolds with chilling quiet, building dread as the living and the dead share a table, and the past refuses to stay buried.

In "The Murder Pool," James Gorse indulges his twisted obsession by turning his backyard pool into a deadly trap, using a red acid that dissolves flesh to eliminate those he despises. When his wife finally turns the tables, her act of violence sends him plunging into the very pit he created.