My Rating “The Harvester of Eyes!” Gideon Cross was a model soldier. From the dark jungles of Vietnam – where he killed communists for Uncle Sam, to the mean streets of New York City, where he worked as a contract killer for a mysterious cult. Gideon was always good at following orders. That was until
My Rating “The Face At The Window” The face—it had to be there! Linda Danvers insisted that camera guru, Johnny Drew, develop the photographs again. She may spend her days pretending to be an ordinary human teenager with ordinary human flaws, but Linda knows what she saw. A little girl had stared back at her
My Rating “Night Of The Living Bones” Somewhere beneath the ruins of an ancient European castle, Doctor Adam Spektor and his secretary, Lakota Rainflower, descend into a forgotten world. The psychic impression which drew Spektor to the site grows stronger with every step. Strange inscriptions cover the crumbling walls, leading the occult investigator to a
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 “Enter: Werewolf By Night” Note: You will need to read this issue of Tomb of Dracula before reading Werewolf by Night #15. The crossover event begins here! Dracula has returned to his native Transylvania! Quincy Harker and his band of vampire hunters have destroyed the network of safehouses and coffins that once sustained
My Rating “The Dungeon Of Frankenstein” The arm of a giant reached through the door of the castle, grabbing at Lakota Rainflower. Her scream was guttural. In her worst nightmares, Doctor Spektor’s assistant never knew such a horror. The Frankenstein Monster was quick, with the strength of steel vices. There was no fighting this corruption
My Rating “Moon of Madness, Moon of Fear!” Frachtdorf – 1973, four American college students have taken the summer to relax in the forest hills of Bavaria. As they begin to make camp an old Gypsy woman appears before them, yet none of the teens remember her approach. A dire warning of curses and werewolves
My Rating “The Skull of Silence!” Kull and his men had traveled for several days towards Valusia without prolonged rest. The borderlands were treacherous, indeed, but the Tiger King had filled the time contemplating a recent debate between Ka-Nu and himself. The Pict had openly ridiculed Kull for a statement he made during the previous
My Rating “The Monster On The Mound!” Adapted from the story “The Horror From The Mound” by Robert E Howard. The Sheriff of Coyote Wells must be told about the murder near the old Indian Mound! But in the dark, and without his horse, rancher Steve Brill wouldn’t survive an hour out on the open
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
