Adventures into Terror #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Was Death!", a man grappling with a false diagnosis of terminal illness makes a desperate deal with a murderer to end his life by two o'clock the next day—only to discover he’s actually healthy, leaving him paralyzed by fear as the clock ticks down. Gene Colan’s moody, expressive art brings the psychological tension to life in this chilling 1951 tale from Marvel’s horror anthology. The cover, a striking collage of contributions from Carl Burgos, Joe Maneely, Don Rico, and Basil Wolverton, with inks by Chris Rule and Joe Maneely, captures the story’s grim, suspenseful tone.
In "The Man Who Was Death!" from Adventures into Terror #5 (1951), a desperate doctor named Jim Banks becomes the unwitting host of a terrifying alien force, his body transformed into a weapon of mass destruction. As the hidden invaders tighten their grip on Earth, Jim must confront the horrifying truth of what he's become—before he can no longer control the power consuming him.
In "The Clock Strikes!", a man grappling with a false diagnosis of terminal illness makes a desperate pact with a murderer to end his life by two o’clock the next day—only to learn the grim truth too late: he’s not dying after all. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with chilling precision, turning a man’s fear of death into the very thing that kills him.
In the storm-lashed darkness of a lonely road, a lone driver picks up a hitchhiker—only to realize, through a chilling radio report, that a dangerous mental patient is on the loose. Torn between fear and instinct, he makes a split-second decision that leads to a shocking, twisted turn of events. The truth behind who was really on the run unfolds in this gripping, suspense-laden tale from *Adventures into Terror* #5.
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Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #17 (1954), Atlas Comics Library #1 (2023), Marvel and Fantagraphics Present Stories from the Atlas Comics Library: FCBD 2024 #[nn] (2024)
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