Monsters on the Prowl #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the storm-lashed shadows of a remote prison, a convict breaks free through a shattered wall, only to claim he’s not the one in danger—he’s the one being hunted by a shape-shifting creature. As guards dismiss his tale, he delivers a chilling twist: the monster isn’t out there, it’s him. "The Two-Headed Thing!!" unfolds with eerie tension, a tale of identity and terror drawn in bold, dynamic lines by Jack Kirby and inked by Dick Ayers, with cover art by the same duo.
In the storm-lashed dark, a convict bursts free from his cell through a shattered wall, then spins a tale of a shape-shifting horror that stalks the prison. As guards dismiss him as mad, he reveals the chilling truth: he is the monster, and only a sudden lightning strike spared them both.
Jo spends a night in a haunted house, expecting spooks and shadows—but finds only silence. The next morning, he realizes the house itself was the ghost all along.
In "Do Not Panic!" from Monsters on the Prowl #26, a mysterious alien craft lands over a city, its pilot emerging in a fearsome spacesuit. Though the crowd watches in silence, the military remain calm—enough to prevent an attack—and when the alien finally removes their helmet, the reveal is met with a surprising, heartfelt welcome from a group of people from Mars.
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