Tomb of Darkness #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Vampire," a struggling artist stumbles upon an enigmatic old man whose magic greeting cards bring drawings to life—literally. When the artist uses the enchanted ink to sketch himself inside a vault filled with gold, he forgets one crucial detail: a way out. Art by Ed Winiarski, with cover by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer.
In "Vampire," a young man brings a captured bat home from a cave, unaware it will transform into a seductive woman who ensnares his brother in a deadly web. As the brother struggles to warn his sibling of the creature’s true nature, he finds himself caught between fear and guilt—until a desperate act forces him to choose between saving his brother or sealing the monster away for good.
In "Wish You Were Here!", a forgetful artist stumbles upon an eccentric old man whose magic ink can bring drawings to life. When the artist uses the ink to sketch himself inside a vault piled high with money, he realizes too late that he left out one crucial detail—the door.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #100 (1951), Strange Tales #5 (1952), Astonishing #57 (1957), Marvel Tales #159 (1957)
Reprinted in Le Monstre de Frankenstein #14 (1975)
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