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Illustration on Cover, Front

Credits

Penciller(s): Ken Kelly; Jordi Penalva; Bill DuBay; Jaime Brocal; Manuel Sanjulian

Inker(s): Ken Kelly; Jordi Penalva; Bill DuBay; Jaime Brocal; Manuel Sanjulian

Colorist(s): Ken Kelly; Jordi Penalva; Bill DuBay; Jaime Brocal; Manuel Sanjulian

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Character(s): Hunter (from Eerie #57 cover); The Spook (from Eerie #58 cover); Coffin (from Eerie #67 cover); Darklon the Mystic (from Eerie #100 cover); Exterminator (from Creepy #104 cover); The Mummy (from Eerie #78 cover)

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Pages: 1

Eerie's Exciting Earful

Text Article on Interior Page(s)

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Writer(s): Timothy Moriarty

Letterer(s): typeset

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The Price

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Writer(s): Jim Starlin

Penciller(s): Jim Starlin

Inker(s): Jim Starlin

Letterer(s): ?

Subject Matter

Feature(s): Darklon

Character(s): Darklon; Kavar Darkhold (Darklon's father); Tarus Blacklore; Xiom-Tarr; Nameless One

Synopsis: Plagued by assassins allegedly hired by his father, Darklon is compelled to return to Nebularia. Despite the fact that it has been many years since he has seen the floating city of Nebulor, the sight of it rekindles painful memories. He reflects on the mutual hatred between his father and himself after his mother died. He also recalls how Blacklore became a substitute son for the Kavar until Blacklore plotted the overthrow of Darkhold. Darkhold how he fled to make a deal with the Nameless One to acquired the power he needed to defeat his enemies.

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Eerie #79 published November 1976
was The Price! [Story on Interior Page(s)]

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Pages: 9

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Story on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Writer(s): Bill DuBay

Penciller(s): Paul Neary

Inker(s): Paul Neary

Letterer(s): ?

Subject Matter

Feature(s): Exterminator One

Character(s): Peter Orwell; Susan Orwell (Peter's wife)

First Line: It's February, 2014. This is New York City. And I'm Peter Orwell...

Synopsis: A population control law is passed requiring that couples must be 100% genetically matched to reproduce. Peter's tests don't check out, but Peter and Susan proceed to have a baby anyway. When their daughter is born, Peter is arrested and sentenced to life in prison. After four years in prison, he agrees to be fitted with a metal body where a computer would take control and kill as part of a top secret project. His first test is to exterminate his own daughter, who is deemed genetically imperfect.

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Eerie #60 published September 1974
was [untitled] [Story on Interior Page(s)]

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Pages: 8

The Mind Within

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Credits

Writer(s): Steve Skeates

Penciller(s): Jaime Brocal

Inker(s): Jaime Brocal

Letterer(s): ?

Subject Matter

Feature(s): The Mummy Walks

Character(s): Jerome Curry; Molly; Lilly; Suzanne Hindley; Doug Hindley

Synopsis: In early 1900's Boston, Jerome is a lowly person who comes into possession of an amulet that allows him to transfer his mind into a mummy. While inside the mummy's body, his mind is coupled with an ancient mind that advises him to seek out the women who had spurned him before and kill them. One night while out on a new killing spree, thieves break into the museum and steal the amulet. Jerome returns to find his mind is now trapped inside the mummy with no way to return to his own body.

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Eerie #50 published August 1973
was The Mind Within [Story on Interior Page(s)]

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Pages: 10

The Living Dead Man...

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Credits

Writer(s): Budd Lewis

Penciller(s): Jose Ortiz

Inker(s): Jose Ortiz

Letterer(s): ?

Subject Matter

Feature(s): Coffin

Synopsis: A stagecoach is attacked by a small war party. One passenger, a rifle salesman from the East, manages to flee, but sees the savages rape and kill the women passengers. He follows hoofprints until he finds an Indian village. From his vantage point above the village, he uses his rifle to kill all but three members of the tribe. They stake him to die in the sun, but he escapes and kills them, but not before the old medicine man curses him to live forever with his wounds. Recovering at an outpost, he discovers that white men had attacked his stagecoach, disguised as Indians.

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Eerie #61 published November 1974
was Death Wish! [Story on Interior Page(s)]

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Pages: 10

Eerie's Greatest Heroes!

Text Article on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Writer(s): Timothy Moriarty

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Synopsis: A checklist of the stories starring the heroes in this issue

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Pages: 2

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Credits

Writer(s): Rich Margopoulos

Penciller(s): Paul Neary

Inker(s): Paul Neary

Letterer(s): ?

Subject Matter

Feature(s): Hunter

Character(s): James Hunter; Elizabeth Hunter; General Ofphal; Demian Hunter; Sgt. Jagger

First Line: Can you smell it? Man can! Especially a wild-haired hunter named...Hunter!

Synopsis: Fifty years after nuclear war, humans and "demons" (mutants caused by the radiation) begin the Demon Wars. James and Elizabeth live away from the conflict in a forest-hemmed adjacent valley, but when remnants of General Ofphal's defeated demon army discover their farmhouse, they kill James and rape Elizabeth. She bears a half-breed son, Demian, who is shunned by the humans. When Elizabeth dies when Demian is 15, he volunteers for the human cavalry. Sgt. Jagger, another half-breed, trains Demian. Jagger dies on their first mission, but Demian kills their attackers.

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Eerie #52 published November 1973
was Enter Hunter [Story on Interior Page(s)]

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Pages: 10

Stridespider Sponge-Rot

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Credits

Writer(s): Doug Moench

Penciller(s): Esteban Maroto

Inker(s): Esteban Maroto

Letterer(s): ?

Subject Matter

Feature(s): The Spook

Character(s): The Spook; Sarena; Jeesala

Synopsis: Jeesala warns Spook that Sarena is attempting to raise a zombie army. When Spook arrives, Sarena tries to set her zombies him. But the zombies are too slow and Spook ends the threat with a flying kick that sends the voodoo sorceress into a ritual bonfire. With Sarena dead, the zombies crumple to the ground.

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Eerie #57 published June 1974
was Stridespider Sponge-Rot [Story on Interior Page(s)]

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Pages: 10