Ghostly Weird Stories #123
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Thing from the Void," a 1954 Star Publications gem, miner Hugo Monk meets a grisly end in a collapsing mine—only to awaken in a subterranean void where strange energies transform him into a monstrous figure. Written and illustrated by Jay Disbrow, this eerie tale follows Monk’s vengeful return to the surface, where he targets those who wronged him. The cover, by L. B. Cole, captures the story’s unsettling tone with a striking image of the beast emerging from the earth.
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A miner named Hugo Monk falls to his Death in an unsafe mine and plummets all the way down to a limbo like cavern. Mystical energies revive him and he mutates into a huge beast man. Emerging from the cavern, Monk begins to exact revenge not only on the corrupt mine owner but also everyone in the town.
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