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Eerie Tales #11 (1963)

I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 3 stories
The Giant from the Tomb
9 pp

When Dr. Jonathan Weir arrives in a Central European city state ruled by the tyrannical dictator Horak, he discovers that the ruler has imprisoned hundreds beneath his castle—including those forced to tend the tombs of his executed enemies. When the legendary giant Golga is brought to the crypts as a corpse, imprisoned workers perform a dark ritual to resurrect him, hoping he'll lead them to freedom—but the undead monster becomes a tool of chaos that only the Purple Claw can hope to stop. Weir must use his mystical weapon to battle a creature that bullets cannot kill and save the innocent caught in the crossfire.

Death Flower
8 pp · horror-suspense
Sam Barney"Trigger" MartexWalter ParkerMarge Parker

In "Death Flower," the Purple Claw ventures into the eerie Florida swamps, where he encounters a twisted old man whose true nature is revealed under the cover of night—a monstrous, blooming "Death Flower" that feeds on human flesh. The story unfolds with creeping dread, blending folk horror and surreal terror in a tale that lingers long after the final page.

The Final Horror
7 pp

In "The Final Horror," alcoholic scientist Bill Bartel is trapped in a nightmarish dream world he can't escape. When Dr. Weir enters this realm using the mysterious Purple Claw, he forces Bartel to confront the final horror—an embodiment of his own darkest self.

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