Zombie (1973) #7

Marvel 1973–1975 series Cover date Sep 1974

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About this issue

Zombie #7 (1973) is issue #7 of Marvel's Zombie (1973–1975), with a cover date of September 1974. Written by Steve Gerber, Doug Moench and Carl Wessler and drawn by Alfredo Alcala, Pablo Marcos and Win Mortimer.

Creators

Writers: Steve Gerber, Doug Moench, Carl Wessler
Pencillers: Alfredo Alcala, Pablo Marcos, Win Mortimer
Inkers: Alfredo Alcala, Pablo Marcos, Win Mortimer
Letterer: Alfredo Alcala
Cover artist: Earl Norem

The stories

“The Blood-Testament of Brian Collier”

The Zombie stumbles upon a house in the swamp, where the elderly man Brian Collier has just been murdered. Police is called to the scene, and all family members automatically become suspects. According to Collier's will, his fortune will be divided equally amongst the members of the family. Soon, someone begins killing off relatives one by one, in order to reduce the number of beneficiaries. James Collier discovers that his uncle's lawyer Jerome Ralston and his cousin Jason Collier are the culprits. James is saved by the Zombie.

“Haiti's Walking Dead”

A voodoo priest turns a girl into a zombie.

“A Second Chance to Die”

Brad Sloan is about to be executed for murder when he is saved from the gallows by the victim's widow, Lura Harrow. She brings him to an island where she uses voodoo to give him eternal life before she sicks manhunters on him. Although wounded and shot, Sloan simply cannot die and is in agony. Suddenly, through magic, he is transported back to the gallows. And this time, he dies for real.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.