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Issue: The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #15
Publication Date: August 2016
 
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Title: Snake Tales
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Publisher: FlagIDW
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Indicia Publisher: IDW Publishing
On Sale Date: 2016
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Pages: 152
ISBN: 9781631406317
UPC/EAN: 978163140631752499
Price: $24.99 USD
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Content Items: 37 (18 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): Mike Howlett
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Publication Type: Hardcover
Color: color cover
Dimensions: 8.7" x 11"
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Bryan Baugh; typeset
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Bob McCarty
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Enlarged detail from story "The Serpent Queen", Unknown World (Fawcett, 1952 series) #1, page 1.
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Bob McCarty
Bob McCarty
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Enlarged detail from story "The Serpent Queen", Unknown World (Fawcett, 1952 series) #1, page 4.
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Snake Tales

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Bob McCarty (spot illustration)
Bob McCarty (spot illustration)
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Title page and indicia. Enlarged detail from story "The Serpent Queen", Unknown World (Fawcett, 1942 series) #1, page 10.
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Ophidiomania vs Ophidiophobia

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Frank T. Burbrink
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Bill Everett
Bill Everett
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superhero
Aman the Amazing-Man
Amazing Man [John Aman]
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Joe Doolin
Joe Doolin; Iger Shop (Tiger Girl)
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jungle
Tiger Girl
Tiger Girl [Princess Vishnu]
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Snakesploitation

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Mike Howlett
Al Camy; ?; ? (photos)
Al Camy; ?; ? (photos)
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Medusa Men from Mars

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Joe Doolin
Joe Doolin
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science fiction
Mysta of the Moon
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Mirror Image

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Rudy Palais
Rudy Palais
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An unlikable rich uncle sees a snake in his room and dies of fright. Little did he realize it was his nephews' toy snake.
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The Serpent Queen

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Bill Woolfolk
Bob McCarty
Bob McCarty
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horror
Shanri the Serpent Queen; John Barton; Eric Sender; Charles Collings
Mountain climbers venture into the realm of Shanri, the ancient serpent queen. Blinded by her beauty they are bound for their own perdition.
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Paul Gattuso
Paul Gattuso
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The Echo
The Echo [Jim Carson]
Into a small mining town rode The Echo...
The Echo and his allies battle a small town snake cult.
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The Fangs of Death

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Bernie Krigstein
Bernie Krigstein
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horror
Gordon Graham
Gordon Graham brings a cobra back from a jungle expedition in Burma, but it is jealous of his fiance.
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Medusa

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Hy Fleishman
Hy Fleishman
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A snake hater who kills snakes for a living is turned into a snake by Elfreda, a snake goddess who is none other than Medusa herself.
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The Phantom Python

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Everett Raymond Kinstler
Everett Raymond Kinstler
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horror
British Colonial East Africa: The commissioner's daughter Tani is seriously ill and seeks help from native witch doctor Loganzi. She dies during the ceremony and Loganzi is hanged. But he and Tani haunt the land in the shape of a giant python snake.
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Cup of Moonglow

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A murderer gets lost in the African wilderness after escaping from a nearby prison. He is soon found by a beautiful mysterious woman who nurses him back to health. He later finds out that when she drinks water from a cup at the night of a full moon she turns into a giant snake!
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High Priestess of the Snake People

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Frank Giusto
Frank Giusto
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horror
In the Swiss Alps, a young american stumbles across a cult of snake-worshippers. He is bewitched by the beautiful snake queen Gilda. An old villager comes to his help and blows the whole bunch to kingdom come with a pack of dynamite.
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Myron Fass
Myron Fass
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horror, mystery
Lance Storm
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Iger Shop; ?
Myron Fass
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horror
Chun, the Snake Charmer; Millie Sears; Jim Dugan
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Alex Schomburg
Alex Schomburg
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Fighting Yank
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The Were-Serpent of Karnak!

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Ken Bald
Ken Bald
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Ed Hamilton
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The Thing

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Lou Morales (signed)
Lou Morales
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horror
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Paul Gattuso
Paul Gattuso
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The Echo
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The Were-Serpent of Karnak

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King Ward
King Ward
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horror
Cathy; Gene; Seta
A writer/photographer team are sent to Africa to cover a mysterious serpent-cult ceremony for LIVE magazine. In the desert, a huge stone snake statue had been unearthed after 4,000 years and an ancient snake Goddess emerges turning all of her followers (descendants of her original followers 4,000 years earlier) to snake people. When she tries to do so with the photographer, he is able to drain her poison glands using chemicals from his photographic developing kit, causing her to lose her powers and disintegrate into dust. Her followers are all then restored to human form.
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The Snake Pit

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Bob Baer
Bob Baer
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An elderly mother and father throw their adult son into a snake pit. He's bitten numerous times. He then explores the underground caverns and encounters a hidden cult of snake people descended from the original snake from the Garden of Eden. They plan on rising up to destroy the surface world. The son then wakes up in a hospital and finds out that the reason his parents threw him into the snake pit was so the snake venom would cure him of his insanity.
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Beware the Snake Queen!

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Charles Nicholas
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In the Haitian jungle two explorers confront the snake queen. The Meduse-like creature's stare can turn men into snakes.
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Serpent of Doom

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John Celardo
John Celardo
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Lydia longs for riches and enters into a pact with snake god Seth. Covering her murderous tracks, Seth grants her fame and fortune. When Lydia herself begins to turn into a snake, she plunges into despair.
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The Big Snake!

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Mel Keefer (signed)
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The Big Snake
John Reid (leader of Scientific Research League); Paul Vale (villain, scientist)
A scientist has created a serum when, mixed with blood and injected into a creature, allows that creature to grow as long as the scientist wishes, but also allows the injected animal to take on the characteristics of the animal from which the blood was taken. After a huge snake swallows the scientist, it grows into an even bigger giant guided by human intelligence that attacks New York City.
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The Pool of Eternity

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Lou Cameron (signed)
Lou Cameron (signed)
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Adventurer David Murstone crashes in the jungle and is severely injured. Jivaro goddess Konocry saves his life by letting him drink from the "Pool of Eternity" and thus giving him immortality. The Jivaro tribe disagrees with her action and tortures the couple. Since they cannot die, they have to endure eternity as shrunken heads.
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The Fangs of Fate!

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Rocco Mastroserio [as Rocke] (signed)
Rocco Mastroserio [as Rocke] (signed)
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Ed Hamilton
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horror
Dr. Kissack runs a snake farm. When threatened by a neighbor, Kissack kills the man and disposes of the body as snake fodder. His monster python grows ever large on this special diet. Rampaging through town, the beast gets killed and Kissack meets his fate.
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In the Coils of the Python Queen

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Jim McLaughlin
Jim McLaughlin
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horror
Harley Dolan; Boidae
Harley Dolan goes to India to find some python snakes for his circus. He returns with many snakes and beautiful Boidae as their presenter. What Dolan doesn't know is that Boidae and her pythons are were-snakes, changing forms at will. Boidae's agenda is to avenge her husband who has been killed by Dolan.
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Hissing Horror

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horror
Lawrence Mason; Williams(Mason's butler); Asptha
Lawrence Mason lives as a recluse on an island. He spends his days killing the many snakes he encounters all over the place. When Mason finds a beautiful woman by the name of Asptha, he gives her shelter and falls in love with her. But Asptha is the queen of the snakes and lures Mason to his doom.
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Meet Me At The Cemetery

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Sy Grudko
Sy Grudko
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horror
A cobra kills people at the cemetery. It is a mysterious snake-woman from India, who wants to take revenge on her husband.
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Raymond Kinstler
Raymond Kinstler
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Enlarged detail from story "The Phantom Python", Eerie (Avon, 1951 series) #8, page 1.
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Iger Shop; ?
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Enlarged detail from story "Hissing Horror", Fantastic Fears (Farrell, 1953 series) #4, page 7.
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Slithering scares .. dangerous snake women ... cold-blooded killings ...

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Back cover. Enlarged detail from cover of Planet Comics (Fiction House, 1940 series) #40.

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