Dracula Lives #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hell-Crawlers," a secret agent armed with shrinking pills infiltrates enemy lines, only to face disaster when a rat knocks his growth formula away—leaving him stranded in a world now impossibly vast. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with eerie precision by Steve Ditko, this 1975 Marvel UK tale blends espionage with surreal dread, all rendered in stark, unforgettable art. The cover by Rich Buckler and Tom Palmer captures the moment of peril with chilling detail.
In "Man in the Rat-Hole!", a spy armed with shrinking pills infiltrates enemy lines to steal military secrets—until a sudden attack by a rat knocks him off his feet and sends his growth pills tumbling into the dark. Now trapped in his tiny form, he must navigate a world that’s suddenly vast and unforgiving, where every shadow could hide danger and every step feels like a mountain.
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