Tomb of Terror #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Evolution," a scientist experiments with a device meant to accelerate human development—only to find himself remade into a being beyond time, evolving through ages with no control over his transformation. As he hurtles from the future into the primordial past, his body and mind stretch beyond recognition, trapped in a journey of irreversible change.
In this 1953 western humor tale from Tomb of Terror #12, the bumbling Don Coyote and his loyal handiman Sancho Pinza ride into a dusty frontier town to solve an unsolved murder. Suspicion quickly falls on the local sheriff, but when the pair are driven out, Don Coyote’s investigation takes a deadly turn—revealing that Sancho Pinza may not be the sidekick he seems.
In "Tale of Cain," two siamese twins are bound not just by flesh, but by a dark legacy of resentment and twisted fate. When one brother’s cruelty awakens a deadly vengeance in his sibling, the line between victim and killer blurs—leaving both trapped in a shared fate neither can escape.
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Reprinted in Witches Tales #1 (1975), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #8 (2014)
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