Sinister Tales #115
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Painting," pilot Stan Griffith returns from the dead—only to find Heaven has already marked him as gone. When the celestial bureaucracy realizes their error, they must decide what to do with a man who’s supposed to live long beyond his time. A haunting, quietly surreal tale drawn with precision by Tony Cataldo, and a striking cover by Dick Giordano, this 1972 Alan Class gem offers a peculiar, melancholy twist on life, fate, and the afterlife.
In "The Devil and the War Bride," Jo’s wartime marriage to Phil Carter takes a dark turn when her belief in the supernatural draws the attention of Satan himself—testing their bond and forcing her to confront forces beyond reason. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling 1972 tale from Sinister Tales #115 blends suspense and the occult in a story where faith and cunning become the only weapons against a relentless infernal presence.
In "The Man Who Died Too Soon!" from Sinister Tales #115, pilot Stan Griffith wakes up after being declared dead—only to find Heaven has already recorded his passing. When divine officials realize their error, they must decide what to do with a man who shouldn’t have died at all, and who now has a future still waiting.
In "Giant-Man versus the Wonderful Wasp!" from Sinister Tales #115, a botched experiment leaves Hank unconscious, and with his Giant-Man suit stolen, a cunning thief wields the size-changing powers for criminal gain—forcing the real Giant-Man to reclaim his identity and stop the impostor before the city pays the price.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into the Unknown #25 (1951), Adventures into the Unknown #33 (1952), Adventures into the Unknown #43 (1953), Adventures into the Unknown #44 (1953), Strange Suspense Stories #72 (1964), Tales to Astonish #62 (1964), Unknown Worlds #47 (1966)
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