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Marvel and Fantagraphics Present Stories from the Atlas Comics Library: FCBD 2024#[nn]
Cover: Bill Everett

Marvel and Fantagraphics Present Stories from the Atlas Comics Library: FCBD 2024 #[nn]

May 2024 · Fantagraphics · 0.00 FREE
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"The Raving Maniac" is a standout tale from the Atlas Comics Library, spotlighting the wild, surreal artistry of Basil Wolverton in a story where a scientist’s experimental projector sends his enemies to a hostile other world. With sharp, exaggerated visuals and a chilling moral dilemma, the narrative ends on a haunting note as a survivor faces an impossible choice—risk unleashing danger to save others, or leave them to perish. The cover, a striking piece by Bill Everett, captures the story’s eerie tone, making this a must-read for fans of classic weird tales.

Contains 6 stories
The Raving Maniac
4 pp · Satire-Parody
Stan Lee
The Clock Strikes!
4 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "The Clock Strikes!", a man grappling with a false diagnosis of terminal illness makes a desperate pact with a killer to end his life by two o’clock the next day—too afraid to take his own life, yet haunted by the consequences. When he learns the grim prognosis was wrong and he could still live, his terror at the looming execution spirals into a fatal panic. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this chilling 4-page tale turns a moment of desperation into a haunting meditation on fear and fate.

Where Monsters Dwell
6 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Where Monsters Dwell," a scientist’s experiment to exile his enemies backfires when one returns—only to drag the scientist into the very world he sought to banish. With the projector still humming and the portal open, the man stands at a crossroads: activate the beam to save the trapped victims, risking an invasion, or cut it off and leave them to face the horrors beyond. The story ends with him turning to the reader, asking, “What would you do?”

Rain!
6 pp · War

In the relentless downpour of a war-torn battlefield, Duncan clings to consciousness at a machine gun post, his mind fraying under the weight of exhaustion. When distant sounds break the silence, his frayed nerves trigger a desperate burst of fire—luckily, the enemy is real, not one of his own.

Pascal the Rascal
5 pp · Satire-Parody
Yank Kitchen
The Kiss of Death!
7 pp · Horror-Suspense
VenusWhitney Hammond

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Full credits

artist, inker, letterer Basil Wolverton
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett

Reprints

↩ Reprints Adventures into Terror #5 (1951), Adventures into Terror #7 (1951), Venus #19 (1952), War Action #1 (1952), Suspense #29 (1953), Riot #6 (1956), Atlas Artist Edition #1 (2023)

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