The Ghoul of Death

We've so far survived an unusual amount of female vampire attacks this month at THOIA, --let's see how you fare with one more, via "The Ghoul of Death", from the June - July 1951 issue of Dark Mysteries #1! I really love that Evening News headline at the top of page 6, almost as much as I love that batty blonde bloodsuckin' ghoul girl gnashin' her nasty gnarly teeth-- RRRROOOWWW! One more Dark Mystery to go for this monstrous month of May-- and speaking of, you va-va-va-vampire vixens can DM me any 'ol time!

Paralyzed

If you enjoyed the removable mannequin limbs in our previous post, you may get a similarly weird kick out of this gory 'n brutal Goldfarb 'n Baer story as well, --as THOIA's Awful Wedded Bliss 2025 Fest continues! From the December 1953 issue of Mysterious Adventures #17. 

The Graveyard Ghoul! / Up from the Grave!

I think we're gonna stick with the August 1952 issue of Suspense #21 for a little while longer, it seriously contains some real gems, like today's gravely insane double feature of cemetery scares 'n silly / spooky shenanigans!

Knife of Jack the Ripper / Mark of the Ripper

Two cool Ripper tales for you today, and our first entry comes from the Feb – March 1952 issue of Eerie #5, with art by Goldfarb Baer.

TOMORROW: The Return of "Stupidest Killers Weekend!"

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Bettie Page 1923 – 2008

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Mark of the Ripper

And here’s a short but violent one from Sy Moskowitz, from the Sept 1954 issue of Strange Suspense Stories #21.