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The Thing#10
Cover: Bob Forgione & Vince Alascia

The Thing #10

Sep 1953 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
“Flower of Evil”

In "Flower of Evil," the villagers of a remote hamlet capture a vampire, placing the grim responsibility of ensuring its permanent demise on their mayor. As he prepares to perform the necessary rituals, his true intentions—selling the creature’s head to a city museum—begin to unravel the fragile peace of the community. Art by John Belfi brings a haunting, grounded tension to the tale, while the cover by Bob Forgione and Vince Alascia captures the eerie stillness of the moment before the horror unfolds.

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Full credits

artist John Belfi
cover pencils, inks Bob Forgione
cover inks Vince Alascia

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When brave villagers capture a vampire, it is the mayor's task to perform certain rituals on the creature's body to make sure it will not rise again. The mayor however plans to sell the head to a museum in the city.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).