Astonishing #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom Atlas Comics' era of pre-Code chills, this June 1954 issue of Astonishing delivers everything its title promises. Carl Burgos's cover depicts a snarling, green-skinned creature bursting forward in a frenzy, wild-haired and wild-eyed, clutching what appears to be a torn page or document while a shadowy, monstrous figure lurks in the dim archway behind it. With stories teased as "Once a Werewolf" and "The Evil Eye," this is a fine example of Atlas at its most gleefully unsettling — ten cents well spent in 1954.
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A bum is picked up by a scientist who offers to pay him a hundred dollars if he will participate in an identity transference experiment. The experiment works, but after a delayed reaction, and the scientist is killed in a car accident. The bum in the scientist's body thinks he's now got a shot at all the good things in life, a home, money, the scientist's beautiful wife, but she poisons him as he gets back to the house because she hates her husband.
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