Adventures into the Unknown Archives #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Shadow of the Panther" delivers a haunting, surreal twist on resurrection in this standout issue from Dark Horse’s Adventures into the Unknown Archives series. Robert Lewis’s experimental spray reanimates the dead in unsettling new forms—most startlingly, a panther transformed into a woman who may not be as human as she seems. With moody, atmospheric art by Max Elkan and a striking cover by Edvard Moritz, the story unfolds with quiet dread and a pulse of the uncanny.
In "Shadow of the Panther," Robert Lewis’s experimental spray reanimates the dead—only to twist them into something uncanny. When a panther returns as a woman he’s drawn to, he’s soon unsettled by the truth beneath her new form.
In "Vision of Death," Alex Carter recounts his harrowing journey to death row, a tale that unfolds with chilling precision. Even after a gubernatorial pardon, the sentence remains—leaving the truth of his fate shrouded in dread.
In "Marriage of Death," an aging Marian is stunned to find her longtime friend Annette Whitney inexplicably young and radiant—despite decades having passed. Annette, haunted by her own unchanging beauty, confesses she married Pierre Le Mort, a man who is none other than Death himself. Though she died soon after their union, she now lives trapped in her youthful form, unable to leave the world of the living. Her husband, bound by love, refuses to let her go, and she pleads for release—yet peace remains just out of reach.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into the Unknown #9 (1950), Adventures into the Unknown #10 (1950), Adventures into the Unknown #11 (1950), Adventures into the Unknown #12 (1950)
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