My Rating “Death of a Monster!” Note: This is a crossover story tied in with “Tomb of Dracula No.18 (1974)”. You should read the Tomb of Dracula first – per all the references from Marv Wolfman in this issue. High above Castle Dracula, a helicopter descends toward a nearby clearing. Inside the cabin, Frank Drake
My Rating “Lo, The Monster Strikes!” Trapped inside the dungeon of the sorcerer Taboo, Philip Russell currently lies motionless, his soul torn from his body. Earlier in the evening, the maniacal warlock summoned an ancient demon to help transfer the mind of Jack’s stepfather into the mutant creature who once was Algon. Now, there will
My Rating “His Name Is Taboo” Topaz had been rescued from the desolate streets of Punjab as a young girl. The man known simply as Taboo, stopped an angry mob from executing her for witchcraft. Fortunately, those superstitious fools knew nothing of her true powers. In time, she would be tutored fully in the mystic
My Rating “The Living Mummy!” Note: Originally reviewed on 10/18/2022 One thousand B.C., in the the long forgotten kingdom of Pharaoh Arem-Set, a slave revolt has rocked the core of Egypt. The gods Ra and Osiris grew angry at the lack of rule and planted a thought in the mind of Nephrus the court magician.
My Rating “The Mystery of the Mad Monk!” Jack Russell finished a phone call with Father Joquez seconds ago. The priest was hysterical on the line. He claimed to have finished translating the mystical book known as the Darkhold, when his office began to fill with a deadly gray mist. Father Joquez pleaded for Jack’s
My Rating “The Hunter — and the Hunted!” It’s the third night of the full moon. The smog of Los Angeles is heavy this summer and it dims the full luminosity of the sphere, but it matters not. The Werewolf is on the prowl in the back streets of Hollywood and beyond. Jack’s memories fade
My Rating “Eye of the Beholder” The passing hours feel like decades to Jack Russell as he stands motionless in the garden of Miles Blackgar. It is not by choice, for when one is turned to stone, being a statue leaves very few options. Yet somehow, Jack can still form thoughts. How is that possible?
