Chamber of Chills - Issue 4 (24) - Facsimile Edition

Chamber of Chills #4 (cover-dated December 1951) plunges deeper into pre-Code horror with a terrifying array of suspenseful tales brought to life by some of the Golden Age’s most evocative artists. The cover by Lee Elias sets the tone for this 36-page issue, featuring chilling stories such as “Two Ways to Die!” illustrated by Vic Donahue, an unsettling “The Lost Souls!” drawn by Bob Powell with inks by Howard Nostrand and Marty Epps, and eerie contributions from Pierce Rice and Rudy Palais across additional frightful tales. These pages brim with dread and macabre twists that define early 1950s horror comics before the Comics Code reshaped the genre.
 
This facsimile edition from PS Artbooks lovingly reproduces the original artwork, colours, and layouts as they first appeared in 1951, preserving every shadowed panel and haunting turn of phrase. Ideal for collectors and devotees of classic horror, this edition offers a vivid, authentic experience of a time when horror was raw, imaginative, and unapologetically chilling — a true testament to the power of early comic storytelling.