Beware #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Thing from Beyond," a gruesome act of betrayal sets off a chilling chain of events: a man murdered in a paper mill is reborn through the very products he once helped create. With the help of artist John Belfi and inker Al Tyler, this 1953 Trojan Magazines standout turns the mundane into the monstrous, as paper itself becomes a vessel of vengeance. The cover by Myron Fass captures the eerie, surreal tone of a story where the ordinary world hides a terrifying secret.
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A man kills his business partner (who he runs a paper mill with) by throwing him into a vat of acid. The acid is later mixed into solid pulp that's used to produce hundreds of paper products. The victim, working through these products (by animating paper cups, newspapers etc.) gets revenge on his murderer.
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