Black's Terror Tales #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Eye of the Lady Serpent!", the Black Terror and his young ally Tim must outthink a cunning fugitive who’s rigged a city for destruction unless he’s handed a million dollars—no small feat when time and danger are running out. With moody, atmospheric art by Mike Suchorsky, this 2003 thriller blends Cold War tension and pulp-style suspense, while the cover by Mort Meskin and Jerry Robinson captures the story’s eerie, high-stakes dread.
In "The Lady Serpent Returns!", the infamous Serpent Lady breaks free from prison during a train transfer, her gang already plotting to seize the Good Neighbor ship *Peace*—a vessel laden with vital food and medical supplies. With her return, the city braces for chaos as old enemies and new threats converge on the hijacking.
In "The Dream Maker," Bob spins a wild tale for the Fibber's Club about the Terror Twins being whisked thousands of years into the future by a reclusive nuclear physicist and his time machine. After winning a fifty-year trophy for his storytelling prowess, Bob reveals a shocking twist: a talking mechanical Black Terror doll from that distant era, capable of answering any question—just in time to leave the club stunned and wondering.
In "Dr. Turner's Experiment," the Black Terror and Tim race against time to stop a dangerous escaped prisoner from detonating a nuclear bomb in the city unless he’s paid a million dollars. With tension mounting and the stakes sky-high, their only hope lies in outthinking a foe who’s already proven he’ll go to any lengths.
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