Marvel Tales #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Iron Lady," a desperate thief steals an invisibility cloak and uses it to evade capture during a series of daring robberies. When his landlady arrives with police, he narrowly escapes detection—only to find himself trapped as the building is sealed and fumigated. Art by Tony DiPreta, with cover by Sol Brodsky and Carl Burgos.
In "Brother of a Monster," two brothers—one strikingly handsome, the other deeply deformed—live in a town shaken by a series of murders. As suspicion falls on the disfigured brother, the truth reveals a far more unsettling connection between the crimes and the one who looks like the perfect stranger.
In "Terror Tale," a vampire’s gruesome display of a silent, plump man takes a shocking turn when the captive suddenly transforms into the Beast-Man—leaving the vampires stunned and the man’s identity a mystery. The story unfolds with chilling simplicity, blending classic horror tropes with a twist that redefines the hunted.
In "The Man Who Isn't There," a desperate thief steals an invisibility cloak and uses it to slip through the city’s underbelly, evading capture with eerie ease. Just as he prepares to vanish from his crumbling tenement, his landlady arrives with the police—only for him to disappear completely, unseen, as they search the room.
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Reprinted in Mystic #46 (1964), Spellbound #46 (1964), Chamber of Chills #23 (1976), Chamber of Chills #24 (1976), Tomb of Darkness #22 (1976), Seriespesial #10/1985 (1985), Curse of the Weird #2 (1994)
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