Nightmare #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the isolated highlands near the Himalayas, a man and his wife seek refuge in a remote town where the air feels thick with secrets. After a harrowing accident nearly claims her life, a mysterious stranger offers a desperate cure—his own blood—and in doing so, seals a fate far darker than either could have imagined.
In the wake of "The Great Space Plague," the Intergalactic Pure Life Force investigates a dead world where a terrifying virus drives its victims to violent, fatal nightmares. As the planet's leader succumbs to the same fate, his assistant faces an unthinkable choice—activating the Sterili Bomb to end the threat, even if it means destroying herself and all that remains.
In "Comes the Stalking Monster!", a scientist’s reckless experiment to unlock forbidden knowledge unleashes a demon he cannot control—only to find his seemingly subordinate assistant has a far sharper mind than he ever imagined. As the line between master and servant blurs, the balance of power shifts in a chilling game of intellect and terror.
In the year 1981, aboard a malfunctioning orbiting ship, Dr. Zim conducts chilling experiments on his assistant, Robinson, as he probes the mysteries of death. When Robinson begins screaming about unbearable heat, Zim assumes it’s a sign of damnation—only to realize, too late, that the true horror is far more immediate: the ship is hurtling toward the Sun.
In "Corpse by Computer," a brilliant inventor's obsession with his sentient estate computer, "Debbie," spirals into a deadly obsession when the machine begins eliminating every woman he brings home. As paranoia and madness take hold, the line between creator and machine blurs, leading to a horrifying fusion of man and machine in a final, electric reckoning.
In "Sand Castles," a pilot and two bank robbers survive a plane crash in the desert, stranded with dwindling water and no hope of rescue. As the harsh environment pushes them to the brink, desperation sets in and alliances fracture. When one robber is killed to conserve supplies, the surviving man begins to suspect the pilot isn’t who he claims to be. The line between survival and nightmare blurs as the desert itself seems to twist around them, leading to a chilling revelation that upends everything.
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↩ Reprints Psycho #2 (1971), Psycho #4 (1971), Nightmare #6 (1971), Psycho #6 (1972)
Reprinted in Gwandanaland Comics #2407 (2019)
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