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Beware! Terror Tales
Date | Number: 7 | Lang: English (en)
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NameBeware! Terror Tales 7 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bi-monthly | Editing: Will Lieberson (executive editor); V.A. Provisiero (editor); Al Jetter (art director)
 
Cover1 page
GenreHorror-suspense
CharactersThe Mummy (host)
PencilsBob McCarthy ?
InksBob McCarthy ?
First LineI am The Mummy warning you to...Beware
 
Comic StoryThe Man who Defeated Death! (10 pages)
SynopsisChess master Roger Capar dies of heart failure and meets Death in the afterworld, who enjoys playing chess with him. When the doctors bring Capar back to life, Death continues visiting him to play for information about imminent deaths.
GenreHorror-suspense
CharactersThe Mummy (Horror-Host); Roger Capar; Death; Ellen Capar; Dr. Rine
Script
PencilsMaurice Gutwirth
InksMaurice Gutwirth
LettersEd Hamilton
First LineFirst there was the dripping sound, like the steady slow patter of rain on the roof!
NotesArt identification by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. Writer credit by Martin O'Hearn.
 
Comic StoryDripping Terror (5 pages)
SynopsisCaptain Enoch Claughton kills the native girl Mauna for a bag of pearls. He is haunted by her ghostly apparition for decades and finally claimed to join her in death.
GenreHorror-suspense
CharactersThe Mummy (Horror-Host); Captain Enoch Claughton; Mauna; Joseph Claughton
PencilsAnthony Cataldo ?
InksAnthony Cataldo ?
LettersCharlotte Jetter
First LineOut of the timeless pathways of fate...
NotesAnthony Cataldo is rumored to have worked for Fawcett’s "Whiz Comics" in the early 50s (drawing the “Golden Arrow” feature). Also a bottle on the table in the splash wears the label “AC”.
 
Comic StoryLast Express! (10 pages)
SynopsisTrain conductor Fred Ormesbee quits his job because he's made an offer he can't refuse - riding the Train of the Dead to Hades.
GenreHorror-suspense
CharactersThe Mummy (Horror-Host); Fred Ormesbee; Death
PencilsSheldon Moldoff
InksSheldon Moldoff ?
LettersEd Hamilton
First LineWhen the night is still...
NotesArt identification by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr.
 
Text StoryTempest in a Teapot (2 pages)
SynopsisEphraim Scroon, a recluse on a hill, uses black magic to create thunderstorms and drive away the townspeople who want to lynch him.
Letterstypeset
GenreHorror-suspense
CharactersEphraim Scroon; Rod Richards' Eli Thompkins
Script
First LineTattersville was quiet...
 
Comic StoryThe Walking Cadaver (5 pages)
SynopsisHiram Gehr has built a machine to transmigrate souls of old men into the bodies of deceased young men. They pay him for this service to feel young again. When Gehr gets greedy, his customers protest and things get out of hand.
GenreHorror-suspense
CharactersHiram Gehr; Leach; Hawk Quentin; The Lords of Judgement
PencilsBob McCarthy
InksBob McCarthy
LettersEd Hamilton
First LineNo! It cannot be!
NotesArt identification by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr.
 
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