Sinister Tales #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Return From Saturn" in Sinister Tales #111 (1971) delivers a chilling blend of precision and paranoia, as the obsessive Clock-Maker’s obsession with perfection spirals into suspicion when a bookkeeper’s error seems fatal. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with eerie detail by Steve Ditko—whose inks heighten the story’s unsettling tone—this tale unfolds in a world where mechanical life blurs with human frailty. The cover by Artie Simek captures the story’s cold, calculated dread, making this a standout in the Alan Class run.
In "Not What They Seem!" from Sinister Tales #111, the Wasp recounts a tense escape from a high-security prison, where a group of fugitives must navigate a planet rigged with a deadly trap—only to find their survival hinges on a conflict they never saw coming. As tensions rise between the crew, a battle of the sexes erupts, threatening to unravel their fragile chance at freedom.
In "The Clock-Maker!" from Sinister Tales #111, a man whose obsession with precision borders on madness finds himself accused of murder when a mistake in his workshop triggers a violent misunderstanding. When the police arrive, they discover the bookkeeper was not human—but a clockwork man—and the Clock-Maker was simply fixing him.
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