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Adventures into Terror #15 cover
Cover: Joe Maneely

Adventures into Terror #15

Jan 1953 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“The Woman Who Wasn't”

In "The Woman Who Wasn't," a jealous lion-tamer manipulates his beast by feeding it his wife’s image, setting up a chilling game of fear and deception. With eerie precision, the story unfolds through the stark visuals of Eddie Robbins, whose art brings a haunting tension to the tale. The cover by Joe Maneely captures the moment’s dread with dramatic flair.

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artist, inker Eddie Robbins · cover Joe Maneely

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artist, inker Eddie Robbins
cover pencils, inks Joe Maneely

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A lion-tamer hates his wife and so he trains the lion that he puts his head in to hate her too. His wife decides to get rid of him by sewing a picture of herself on the skullcap he wears when he puts his head in the lion's mouth.

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