Terror Tales Album #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Final Installment" delivers a chilling, self-contained tale from the eerie anthology Terror Tales Album #14, a 1980 0.90 AUD gem. Written by Jack Oleck and illustrated with haunting detail by Mike Sekowsky, inked by Tom Palmer, and lettered by John Costanza, the story follows a nameless man rescued by Meg Cooper, an ugly witch, only to betray her for gold—leading to her trial and execution. The cover, a striking piece by Joe Orlando, captures the tale’s grim, gothic tone.
In "The Prisoner in Cell Block #7," botanist George Millard finds himself trapped in a nightmare he can't remember: each time his experimental insecticide takes hold, he transforms into a creature he doesn’t recognize, leaving behind a trail of confusion and fear. As the transformations grow more frequent, the line between man and monster blurs—leaving George to wonder if he’s the prisoner or the prison.
In "The Burning!", a nameless man, rescued from death by the reclusive witch Meg Cooper, finds himself drawn into a dangerous bargain as she grants his wish for gold. When he betrays her to the village, her fate is sealed—but the price of his salvation may be far heavier than he ever imagined.
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