Tomb of Darkness #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "…and Fear Shall Follow!", a scientist’s ill-fated experiment to animate a skeleton for a horror movie promo spirals into something far more terrifying—when the corpse comes alive and kills both the scientist and the film’s publicist. With no one willing to believe the truth, the real horror is not just the murder, but the disbelief that follows. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with eerie precision by artist Tony DiPreta (pencils and inks), this 1976 Marvel classic features a chilling cover by Larry Lieber and Tom Palmer.
In a remote stretch of Chinese wilderness, a U-2 pilot survives a crash only to find himself pursued by a relentless stranger who moves through walls and shadows. As fear takes hold, he begins to question whether he’s still alive—or already dead—and if his pursuer is guiding him toward something beyond.
In "Skull-Face," a scientist's ill-fated experiment to animate a skeleton for a horror movie promo spirals into something far more sinister—when the corpse comes to life and strikes down both the scientist and the film's publicist. With no one willing to believe the truth behind the killings, the real terror begins to unfold in the shadows, leaving the line between stunt and nightmare dangerously blurred.
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