Cover: Sol Brodsky & Christopher Rule

Marvel Tales #100

Apr 1951 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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In "The Man Who Wasn't There," a brother’s capture of a mysterious vampire bat sets off a chilling chain of events that blurs the line between reality and nightmare. George Klein handles both art and inks for this eerie tale, while Sol Brodsky and Christopher Rule bring the haunting cover to life. A 10-cent comic from 1951, it’s a standout in early Marvel’s horror lineup.

Contains 4 stories

The Man Who Wasn't There

7 pp

Eyes of Doom

6 pp · Science Fiction

Vampire

4 pp

In "Vampire," a brother’s reckless capture of a bat from a cave unleashes a seductive supernatural force who targets his sibling. As the first brother tries to protect his kin, he’s dismissed as jealous—until the truth of the creature’s nature forces him to take desperate, irreversible action.

The Strange Machine

5 pp

In a shadowed chamber of the Spanish Inquisition, a cunning leader prepares a sinister test: a strange machine meant to expose his rival as a Devil’s accomplice. When he dares to climb inside to uncover its secrets, he realizes too late that the device was designed not to punish the innocent—but to unleash every known torture upon its operator.