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Cover: Gil Kane & Frank Giacoia

Fear #6

Feb 1972 · Marvel · 0.25 USD
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“The Midnight Monster”

In "The Midnight Monster," Stan Lee and Larry Lieber spin a chilling tale of fate and defiance, where a jewel thief flees across the world, believing he can outrun destiny—only to find that no corner of the globe is safe from the Fates' reach. Don Heck’s moody art and Artie Simek’s sharp lettering heighten the tension as the thief’s desperate gamble unfolds in the shadow of wartime Hiroshima, while Gil Kane’s haunting cover captures the dread of a man running from something he can’t see.

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writer Stan Lee · writer Larry Lieber · artist, inker Don Heck · letterer Artie Simek · cover Gil Kane, Frank Giacoia

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writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Don Heck
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils Gil Kane
cover inks Frank Giacoia

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The Fates make a wager over whether humans will ever understand that they cannot escape them. One of them tells a jewel thief that he will be punished, but he defies fate and flees the country, thinking that since the US is in World War II he will never be found and punished in Hiroshima.

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