Terror Tales Album #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Death Is a Grave Matter" delivers a chilling twist in a summer camp horror tale from 1979, where a wheelchair-bound boy named Richard becomes the only one who sees the truth behind the camp's terrifying events. Written by Michael Fleisher and Maxene Fabe and illustrated with eerie precision by Alex Niño, the story unfolds as paranoia turns deadly among the campers. The cover by Luis Dominguez captures the unease perfectly, setting the tone for a tale where the line between alien invasion and human madness blurs.
In the eerie summer of 1979, a young boy named Richard, confined to a wheelchair, arrives at a remote camp where the air feels thick with secrets. As his fellow campers grow paranoid and begin targeting the counselors, believing them to be aliens, Richard finds himself caught between a terrifying truth and a growing threat from the very kids he once called friends. When the camp’s fate is revealed in a shocking final twist, it’s clear no one—least of all Richard—will ever be the same.
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