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Cover: Bill Everett

Menace #5

Jul 1953 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“Zombie!”

In "Zombie!", a 1953 Menace issue, Stan Lee and George Tuska deliver a chilling tale of guilt and terror as Hunk Gillem is haunted by the corpse of Tom Britton, a man he claims to have killed. The story unfolds with a haunting dream sequence that blurs reality, culminating in a shocking twist revealed through Bill Everett’s eerie cover and the unsettling aftermath of a night gone wrong.

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writer Stan Lee · artist, inker George Tuska · letterer Morrie Kuramoto · cover Bill Everett

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writer Stan Lee
artist, inker George Tuska
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett

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Hunk Gillem returns home after a night of drinking only to be plagued by nightmares of being chased by the corpse of Tom Britton, a man that he had murdered. The next day he tells the bar tender of his night terrors, and the bar man offers him a elixir that will end his bad dreams forever. That night Hunk has what he believes to be another nightmare where he is chased by the corpse of Tom Britton, this time when zombie chases him to Britton's grave, the creature tosses acid in his face. Waking up he goes to the bar with a gun, intending to shoot the bartender. However, when he arrives, he realizes that it wasn't a dream at all and his skin has been melted off his face, and that the bartender is really the devil.

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