Tales of Voodoo #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Thing of Horror," a desperate carpenter’s act of murder awakens a towering wooden statue, its form stitched from forgotten timber and shadow. As the creature stirs to life, its relentless pursuit turns the man’s own home into a tomb of terror. The story unfolds with chilling inevitability, as fear and fire collide in a desperate final stand.
In "The Witch of Doom," Lona Thornton’s obsession with a man promised to another drives her to seek a witch’s aid, leading to a love potion that transforms her beloved into a beast. As the night of Halloween unfolds, the witch demands payment—and when Lona refuses, her fate is sealed in a cursed dance with the dead.
In "Terror in the Attic," a chilling secret lies hidden above the family home when Linda, newly married to George Moore, stumbles upon her husband’s long-lost twin brother, Ben, chained in the attic. As the truth unravels, the fragile peace of the household shatters when Ben breaks free and turns on Linda, forcing George into a desperate confrontation with his own blood.
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↩ Reprints Web of Mystery #12 (1952), Web of Mystery #14 (1952), Strange Fantasy #6 (1953), Strange Fantasy #13 (1954), Tales from the Tomb #2 (1970), Weird #2 (1970)
Reprinted in Horror Tales #3 (1976)
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