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Cover: Joe Maneely

Sinister Tales #118

Jan 1972 · Alan Class · 0.06 GBP
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In "Oh, Perfect Crime!", Doctor Strange finds himself trapped in ectoplasmic form after a cunning ruse by Baron Mordo, who steals his body and seals it with a spell that prevents its return. With only 24 hours to reclaim his form, Strange uses his amulet to track Mordo to a wax museum, where he outwits his foe in a battle of wits and magic. Written by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, with art by Steve Ditko and cover by Joe Maneely, this 1972 issue delivers a tense, clever twist on identity and possession—perfect for fans of classic supernatural suspense.

Contains 10 stories
Oh, Perfect Crime!
4 pp · Science Fiction
ConnorsGreat Gambo
Man in a Trance
4 pp · Fantasy, Science Fiction
Ronnie FlynnKen FlynnDick FlynnOliver FlynnNancy DrakeLord Hubert

In "Man in a Trance," Ronnie’s obsession with the past leads him to a radical experiment, using a mysterious formula to step into a realm where history still lives. There, he encounters Nancy and finds himself caught between duty and desire, torn by the consequences of his choices.

Witchcraft in the Wax Museum!
9 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Dr. Strange [Stephen Strange]Baron Mordo [Karl Amadeus Mordo]

In "Witchcraft in the Wax Museum!" from Sinister Tales #118, Doctor Strange finds himself trapped in ectoplasmic form after a mysterious phone call draws him away from his body—only for Baron Mordo to seize the chance to steal it. With time running out and Mordo’s spell locking him out, Strange uses his amulet to track his foe to a wax museum, where he turns the tables in a battle of wits and magic.

Outcast
7 pp · Western-Frontier
Kid Montana
The Man Who Didn't Belong
4 pp · Science Fiction
Steve DonnerJimRex DonnerEvelynDenise Wallace

In a quiet moment at the lab, Steve pulls Rex from the cyclotron, only to find the boy with no memory and a charm that makes everyone around him instantly fond. As Steve grows uneasy watching Rex effortlessly win over friends and colleagues, he begins to wonder what secrets lie beneath that perfect smile. When Rex steps back into the cyclotron and disappears, Steve shares the story with Denise—only to realize with a jolt that she’s the mother he never knew he had, and Rex was his son from the future.

Eye Over the City
5 pp · Science Fiction
Rogers
The Fury of Nick Foster!
4 pp · Fantasy
Nick FosterSpaulding
The Payoff
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Kid Montana
Thelma!
4 pp · Fantasy
The Missing Nail!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Dr. Avedon

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Joe Maneely

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