Marvel Tales #126
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It Came from Nowhere," a chilling tale from Marvel Tales #126 (1954), a man’s growing dread turns into a desperate warning: the reflections in mirrors are not mere images, but malevolent entities from another dimension seeking to replace us. Written and illustrated by Sy Moskowitz, the story unfolds with eerie precision as the man’s warnings are dismissed, leading to his confinement—only for a final, horrifying twist to unfold when a spilled pitcher of water becomes a portal for the unseen. The cover by Harry Anderson captures the unsettling tension, making this a standout moment in early Marvel horror.
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Reprinted in Sinister Tales #9 (1964), Uncanny Tales #2 (1974), Weird Wonder Tales #2 (1974), Beware #7 (1974), Dead of Night #4 (1974), Journey into Mystery #14 (1974), Sinister Tales #154 (1977), Sinister Tales #189 (1982), Creepy Worlds #78, Die Gruft von Graf Dracula #25, Secrets of the Unknown #78
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