Mystic #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Gargoyle!", two scientists face a tense standoff when a mysterious creature arrives from a crashed spacecraft, one urging destruction while the other chooses compassion—only to discover the being's true nature may be far more dangerous than anyone expected. Penciled by Gil Kane and inked by Matt Fox, this 1953 Marvel classic features a haunting cover by Carl Burgos and Bill Everett, capturing the eerie moment just before the truth unfolds.
In "The Stranger from Space," two scientists face a tense standoff when a mysterious alien spacecraft lands on Earth. One urges immediate destruction, while the other insists on understanding—only to help the being return to its ship, unaware of the true danger it poses.
In "Another Man's Shoes," a desperate janitor swaps lives with a man he believes is wealthy, only to find himself trapped in a marriage built on lies and a life crumbling beneath the surface. As his new existence unravels, he discovers the truth behind the man's fortune—and the deadly price of wishing for a different life.
In "His Wife Throws Things," a whimsical twist on alien sightings sees flying saucers as nothing more than a furious wife’s kitchenware flying through space—her husband’s window, and straight toward Earth. The story’s playful premise reimagines UFOs with a domestic edge, blending science fiction and humor in just three pages.
In "How Many Times Can You Die?", a man haunted by recurring dreams of murdering his wife finds himself arrested and executed in each one—until he tries to escape the cycle by taking her to the lake, believing drowning is beyond the law’s reach. But when she turns the tables on him, the truth of his own actions begins to surface in the chilling silence of the water.
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