Chamber of Chills - Issue 6 - Facsimile Edition

In Chamber of Chills #6 (cover‑dated March 1952), pre‑Code horror reaches a fevered pitch across a terrifying lineup of tales that twist science, superstition, and the supernatural into unexpected doom. This 36‑page issue opens with the grotesque “Jelly Death,” where Bob Powell’s monster‑brewing science fiction terror is brought to life with inks by Howard Nostrand and Marty Epp, setting a nightmarish tone that carries through every story. Other chilling entries include Joe Certa’s skeletal‑ritual nightmare “Black Knights of Evil”, Warren Kremer’s cursed idol tale “The Seven Skulls of Magondi” (with art from Lee Elias), and Vic Donahue’s subterranean menace in “Dungeon of Doom!”, each steeped in the brooding visuals and eerie atmosphere that defined early ’50s horror comics.
 
This facsimile edition from PS Artbooks faithfully reproduces the original artwork, colours, and layouts as they first appeared in 1952, preserving every shadowed panel and haunting vignette for modern readers. Ideal for collectors and fans of vintage horror, this edition offers an authentic window into a bygone era of comic book terror — where every page crackles with suspense and the unknown lurks just beyond the light.