Menace #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I, the Robot," a frail, vengeful old man manipulates his unsuspecting caretaker through hypnotic suggestion, driving him to commit violent acts under the guise of love. With chilling precision, Al Eadeh’s art brings to life the psychological unraveling of a man torn between obedience and conscience. The haunting cover by Harry Anderson captures the story’s eerie tension, making this 1954 Menace issue a standout in early Marvel horror.
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A bed-ridden old man hates those who will inherit his money so he establishes hypnotic control of his dimwitted caretaker and convinces him that he loves the woman and her husband is mean to her, so he must kill those who harm the one he loves. He knifes the man, but the woman screams, so he is given the hypnotic command to strangle her. This makes him hate the old man since he has made him kill the one he loves so he tears his throat out like a beast.
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