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.
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A convicted killer has a repeating dream of dying in the electric chair. Finally, the event is real and he is relieved the dreams have stopped in the peace of death...until he hears the warden summon his ghost from its grave and back through the green door. He realizes that he is damned to an eternity of executions.
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