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Sham Comics#3
Cover: Harry Lucey

Sham Comics #3

· Source Point Press · 4.00 USD
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Contains 5 stories
The Strange Case of the Lethal Sleepover
6 pp · Crime, Satire-Parody

When Eva Andrews convinces Sam Hill that her husband George is plotting to kill her, a quiet sleepover at their home quickly spirals into something far stranger than murder. As night falls and secrets surface, Sam finds himself caught in a web of lies, suspicion, and unsettling twists that blur the line between paranoia and reality.

The Girl of My Screams!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense, Satire-Parody

In "The Girl of My Screams!", Scientist Fozzmo—brilliant but grotesque—builds a mechanical companion to ease his loneliness. When his creation provokes a sudden rage, the experiment spirals into chaos, leaving him trapped and falling into a pool of deadly acids.

Untitled Satire-Parody story
5 pp · Satire-Parody, Science Fiction
Tangle Wits with a Killer
3 pp · Detective-Mystery, Satire-Parody
Conad the Aryan Barbarian in A Pain in the Asp!
10 pp · Satire-Parody, Sword And Sorcery

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Full credits

writer Tim Fuller
artist, inker Harry Lucey
cover pencils, inks Harry Lucey

Reprints

↩ Reprints Smash Comics #34 (1942), Out of This World #1 (1950), Sam Hill Private Eye #3 (1951), Sam Hill Private Eye #4 (1951), Mister Mystery #18 (1954)

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