Cover: Lee Elias

Tomb of Terror #10

Jul 1953 · Harvey · 0.10 USD

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In "Big Joke," a 1953 Harvey horror classic, the crooked lawyer Eddie King finds himself in hell, wrongly branded a murderer—though his victim, the gangster Silvera, died by accident. Desperate to prove his innocence, King demands a trial, but the courtroom is stacked against him when Silvera takes the stand and lies under oath. With no one to defend him in the afterlife, the case turns into a chilling twist of justice. The story unfolds with stark, expressive art by Manny Stallman, inks by John Giunta, and letters by Joe Rosen, while Lee Elias delivers a striking cover that captures the tale’s dark irony.

Contains 6 stories

Big Joke

5 pp · Horror-Suspense

Hi GoodmanPete ElwoodJoe Melsner

Hi Goodman’s pranks have always been harmless — until the day his joke goes too far, leaving Joe Melsner injured after a fall. Now, with Joe back and uncharacteristically calm, Hi finds himself on the receiving end of a chilling surprise, as Joe reveals something no one expected: his patent brain.

Why We Call It Blue Monday

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical

CainAbleJudasJulius CaesarMarie Antoinette

Noah's Arg-h!

5 pp · Humor, Horror-Suspense

NoahRhoda

A Rose Is a Rose

5 pp · Horror-Suspense

TommyHermanWilhelmina

In "A Rose Is a Rose," young Tommy—sensitive and haunted by the pain of living things—struggles to reconcile his empathy with the cruel lies of his foster parents, Herman and Wilhelmina. As the truth about flowers' suffering unravels, his quiet torment begins to twist into something far darker.

Man Made Monsters

0.5 pp · Non-Fiction

The Trial!

5 pp · Horror-Suspense

SatanEddie KingCarol StevensRaymond Silvera

In the fiery courts of hell, the corrupt lawyer Eddie King faces a trial for murder—though his victim, the gangster Raymond Silvera, died by accident. With Silvera now testifying against him and no one in the underworld willing to stand up for the truth, King must fight for his soul in a place where justice is as twisted as the damned.