Adventures into Terror #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Die Too Often," a condemned man’s nightmare becomes his grim reality when his electric chair execution finally comes true—only to find that death isn’t an end, but a beginning. Written by Carl Wessler and brought to life with stark, expressive art by Gil Kane, this chilling tale from 1953 explores a soul trapped in an endless cycle of punishment, haunted by the green door that never closes. The cover, a striking collaboration by Sam Kweskin and Carl Burgos, captures the story’s eerie, haunting tone.
In "I Die Too Often," a condemned man finds his recurring nightmare of the electric chair finally real—but his relief is short-lived when the warden calls his spirit back from the grave through the green door. Trapped in an endless cycle of execution, he must face the chilling truth: death is not an escape, but just another step in his eternal punishment.
In "Casper's Boss!" from *Adventures into Terror* #17 (1953), a desperate man confronts the man who denied him help—his own smoking boss—after his wife’s death leaves him broken and furious. With nothing left to lose, he traps the man in a shed packed with explosives, setting the stage for a chilling reckoning.
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Reprinted in Strange Tales #62 (1958), Crypt of Shadows #5 (1973), Frankenstein #14 (1975), Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #1/1975 (1975), Das Monster von Frankenstein #16
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