The Many Ghosts of Dr. Graves #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dig the Grave Deep," writer Joe Gill and artist Pat Boyette deliver a chilling tale of marital betrayal and supernatural retribution. As Aaron digs a hole in his cellar to bury his wife Rebecca, the line between the living and the damned begins to blur—especially when his shovel breaks through into Hell itself. Cover by Steve Ditko captures the dread with eerie precision, setting the stage for a grim, twisted fate that unfolds beneath the surface.
In "Dig the Grave Deep," Dr. Graves hosts a chilling tale of betrayal and vengeance, where Aaron Dudley digs a cellar grave for his wife Rebecca—unaware she’s a witch serving the Sisters of Satan. As Aaron’s labor deepens, he unwittingly breaches Hell’s threshold, sealing it beneath the earth, while Rebecca plots his downfall with sinister precision. On the night of reckoning, each poisons the other, but the true horror lies in what waits beneath the soil when the grave is reopened.
In "Pity Aunt Margaret!", Dr. Graves presents a chilling tale of betrayal and twisted revenge, where Aunt Margaret’s fate takes a horrifying turn when she swaps bodies with her niece Barbara just before Edmond Lewis carries out his murderous plan. With Margaret now inhabiting Barbara’s form, the tables turn in a deadly game of survival—leading to a shocking act of retribution and a police arrest that leaves the truth buried beneath the surface.
In the shadowed halls of justice, a man is wrongly condemned to the gallows—only to set in motion a chain of vengeance from beyond the grave. As the noose tightens, a new, unseen hangman begins claiming the guilty, one by one, with the dead now exacting their own grim retribution. Dr. Graves, host of the macabre, invites us into a tale where guilt is not buried with the body, but resurrected in the silence between executions.
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Reprinted in Vengeur #17 (1976), This Is How It Is #[nn] (2022)
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