Tales of the Zombie Magazine March 1975 #10 Marvel Comics Horror Brother Voodoo
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This is the March 1975 issue of Tales of the Zombie magazine, Volume 1, Number 10, published by Marvel Comics Group. The cover features a terrifying zombie attacking a group of people, prominently displaying the headlines HE LIVES! HE STRIKES! NO GRAVE CAN HOLD HIM! and DARE ANY MAN BATTLE BROTHER VOODOO?. This vintage periodical delves into illustrated terror tales from the unholy haunt of black magic, offering a unique blend of horror and fantasy storytelling from the era. It's a key piece for collectors of vintage Marvel horror magazines and fans of classic zombie lore. This issue includes several chilling stories such as Brother Voodoo: The Book of Papa Jambo! by Doug Moench & Tony DeZuniga, Eye For An Eye, Tooth For A Tooth by Gerry Conway & Vic Redondo, and Malaka's Curse by Chris Claremont & Virgilio Alcazar. Stan Lee presents this collection of horror, making it a notable entry for those interested in the creative history of Marvel's darker side. This listing includes one complete magazine, as pictured. **Verified Specifications:** * **Publication/Publisher:** Marvel Comics Group / Curtis * **Item Type/Format:** Magazine / Periodical * **Issue Date:** March 1975 * **Subject:** Horror, Zombie, Voodoo, Black Magic * **Era/Date:** 1970s / March 1975 * **Volume/Issue No.:** Volume 1, Number 10 * **Features:** Illustrated Terror Tales, Black Magic Theme, Brother Voodoo Story, Stan Lee Presents * **Included Components:** 1x Magazine * **Genre:** Ho
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