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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tales from the Ogre's Tower!", Robert Silverberg spins a chilling tale of identity and disorientation as a man awakens from a terrifying possession, piecing together fragmented memories in a world that feels both familiar and alien. Larry Todd’s distinctive art—pencils, inks, and letters all by him—brings a stark, unsettling atmosphere to this eerie adaptation of Silverberg’s original short story, making every panel feel like a step deeper into the unknown.
In "The Hunter," a man’s descent into the wild begins with a single, primal urge—his mind fraying under the weight of obsession, his sense of self tied to the hunt. As the wilderness closes in, his need to prove himself becomes a fevered pursuit, turning the forest into a mirror of his unraveling psyche.
In "Passengers," a man stirs awake to a world that feels both familiar and eerily altered, struggling to piece together fragments of a memory he can't quite grasp. As he grapples with the lingering presence of something otherworldly, the line between his mind and an alien intelligence begins to blur.
In "Sea-hag," an alien vacationer finds herself stranded on Earth after her ship malfunctions, drifting through centuries of isolation. When she finally encounters a human who claims to help, the fragile trust between them begins to unravel—though not all connections are what they seem.
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