Zombie 1973 #6 - back issue - $15.00

Why did a seemingly rational broker and his young bride abandon their house in New Orleans to retreat to a rickety old house in the bayou?

Simon and Layla stumble upon the Masterson house.

In rescuing Loralee Tate, Brother Voodoo discovers his suspicions about Mama Limo were well founded.

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• - Still from the 1931 Universal Pictures "Frankenstein" starring Colin Clive and Dwight Frye. Text added to make it part of the prologue to the next story: "Is man a beast...or a god? An animal in captivity of his own making...or a creature of reason? In the pages that follow, Simon Garth learns the answer. But can it matter...to a dead man?"
• - Ad for Dracula Lives #8.
• - Letters from Ralph Macchio, Randy Medoff, David Levin, Hugh P. Simmons, Michael N. Tierstein, Jackie Frost, and Brian W. Prescott.
• Plague of the Zombies - Article about Hammer Film Production's 1966 "Plague of the Zombies".
• - Ad for Marvel magazine subscriptions.
• Sugar Hill - Story about the 1974 American International Picture's "Sugar Hill".
• The Compleat Voodoo Man - Chris gets his friend Seymour to recommend voodoo books while lunching, similar to the 1981 film "My Dinner With Andre".
• End of a Legend! - Brother Voodoo appearance between Strange Tales (Marvel, 1973 series) #173 and Marvel Team-Up (Marvel, 1972 series) #24.
• - Ad for American Circle Corp.
• - Ad for Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu #1
• The Voodoo Beat - Short descriptions of current horror films.
• - Ad for Night Gallery Graphics distributed by Goers, Inc.
• - Ad for Tales of the Zombie #7.
• - Ad for Honor House Products.
• - Ad for U. S. Dept of Health, Education, and Welfare
• - Ad for The Gayle House.
• - Ad for flashlight from Interverse.
• - Ad for Frederick Drimmer's book at Broadway Bookfinders.
• - Ad for Demaru, Inc.
• - Ad for La Salle Extension University.