Mysterious Stories #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nightmare!", a haunting tale from 1955, former soldier Dan McGraw is tormented by the spectral memories of his fallen comrades—ghosts that refuse to let him forget the gold he stole and the lives he betrayed. Drawn in by the chilling art of George Woodbridge and the stark inks of Angelo Torres and Frank Frazetta, the story unfolds with a quiet dread as guilt finally catches up to a man long buried in his past. The cover, penciled by Woodbridge and inked by Torres, captures the weight of that reckoning in a single, unforgettable image.
In "Nightmare!" from Mysterious Stories #3 (1955), former soldier Dan McGraw is haunted by the ghosts of his fallen comrades—men he betrayed and murdered decades earlier to keep a gold treasure for himself. Tormented by guilt and visions, he’s driven to confront his past, leading him to the police station to confess.
In the frozen trenches of Korea, a rookie soldier finds himself stranded behind enemy lines—until a veteran appears, guiding him to safety. Back at camp, he learns the grim truth: the man who saved him died the day before.
In this playful 1955 satire, King Midas—tired of his golden touch turning meals to metal—decides the only way out is to become the Statue of Liberty and ship himself to New York, all with a dash of 1950s flair.
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