Blue Bolt #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Beast from Below," Torpedoman dives into the deep after hearing rumors of a monstrous creature beneath the waves—only to find himself tangled in a web of deception. When he's captured by a mysterious group of divers and brought before their boss, Mr. Fowler, he begins to suspect the so-called beast isn't natural at all. Cover by L. B. Cole, with interior art by Rudy Palais, this 1952 tale from Blue Bolt #112 blends underwater suspense with a surprising twist, all rendered in the bold, energetic style of the era.
In "The Beast from Below," explorer Hugo Monk falls through the earth and awakens in a hidden, primordial realm, transformed into a colossal, otherworldly creature. Trapped in a world of heat and muck, he must confront the terrifying reality of his new form—no longer human, but something far older and far more monstrous.
In "Strange Tale of the Sea Monster," Torpedoman dives into the deep after a warning from Salvador about a monstrous octopus. When he confronts the creature, he’s captured by a team of divers and brought before their boss, Mr. Fowler. Escaping and returning to the ocean floor, he uncovers the truth: the giant octopus is a clever ruse, a rubber construct hiding a secret oil-drilling scheme.
In the shadowed halls of a forgotten castle, the restless spirit of Ivan Rasgoth haunts the stones, bound by chains of shame and the curse of cowardice. Now, his descendant James D Campbell has inherited the estate—unaware that only a single act of courage can break the ancient curse and free the ghost. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, *The Thing from Beyond* unfolds in eerie silence, where every creak of the floorboard feels like a judgment.
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↩ Reprints Captain Flight Comics #7 (1945), Captain Flight Comics #11 (1947)
Reprinted in Ghostly Weird Stories #120 (1953), Ghostly Weird Stories #123 (1954), Spook #29 (1954), Blue Bolt Weird Tales of Terror #112 (2022)
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