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CATALOG RECORD

Eerie #14

Avon · Series began 1951 · January - February 1954

Dates

Cover date
January - February 1954
Pages
36

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Norman Nodelinks: Vince Alascia

Stories

  • Master of the Dead! · 6 pages

    Mad French mystic and scientist Pierre Jarnac is thrown into the madhouse for experimenting on corpses. He pretends to be sane again, only to become caretaker of the Marne military cemetery. There he raises the fallen soldiers of the First World War to use them as his own zombie army to conquer Europe. When they realize that he resurrected them for evil, they turn on him.

  • Thou Shalt Not Dream! · 6 pages

    Bob and Anna are happily married. But Bob suffers from wild nightmares of jealousy. He sees himself stabbing his wife. Bob learns that he is the reincarnation of an Italian painter dead for a hundred years, and has to relive his crime out of jealousy. Will history repeat itself or can Bob overcome his urge to kill Anna?

  • Horror Man · 2 pages

    A famous Hollywood actor known for winning an Oscar for playing a werewolf on film, becomes a werewolf in real life.

  • Snake-Eyes of Doom! · 6 pages

    Whitey Manson is a gambler and stupid enough to owe money to the mob. A stranger presents him magic dice which roll whatever number he wishes. The mobsters suspect him of foul play and Manson has to run. Hopping a freight train, he meets the stranger again. After he tries to kill him, he realizes that he's Satan and he claims Manson's soul.

  • Satan's Woman Prize! · 6 pages

    Satan himself anoints country girl Tanya Lorenz to be his tool on earth. The rebellious child grows up and enjoys letting boys fight over her love. When twin brothers claim her heart, a fatal showdown takes place high up in the mountains. They fall to their deaths while Tanya is struck by lightning. Now their spirits fight over her spirit in the afterlife fulfilling Satan's desire for eternal strife.

Reprinted in

Mystery Tales (1964), Nightmare (1970), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! (2010), Hello Satan (2025)

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