Sinister Tales #119

Jan 1972 · Alan Class · 0.06 GBP

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In "The Man in the Cellar," Stephen Strange's momentary lapse in vigilance leads to a terrifying imprisonment in the Nightmare World—a realm where fear takes shape. With Steve Ditko's haunting art and Stan Lee's sharp storytelling, this 1972 Alan Class issue delivers a chilling psychological twist, as Strange outwits his foe not with magic, but with a mind game. The cover by Joe Maneely captures the dread with a striking, shadowed image of a man trapped in darkness.

Contains 10 stories

The Man in the Cellar

4 pp · Fantasy

He Must Be Destroyed

4 pp · Science Fiction

Carl Terrel

Homecoming

4 pp · Science Fiction

JayPhil

Beware...the Giants

4 pp · Adventure

RiceLewisCarter

We're Going to Drown

3 pp · Fantasy

Stevens

The White Apeman!

4 pp · Animal, Science Fiction

Zev Zimmer (host)Pete Costanza (host)Terry OsborneF. G. Adams

The Knell of Doom!

8 pp · Fantasy

Zev Zimmer (host)Paul Reinman (host)Peter DevinStephano Forenzo

The World Beyond

9 pp · Superhero

Doctor Strange [Stephen Strange]NightmareThe Gulgol (illusion)

In "The World Beyond," Doctor Strange, exhausted from battling supernatural threats, slips into sleep without securing his defenses—only to awaken imprisoned in the Nightmare World. Trapped by the ancient entity Nightmare, who boasts of his boredom and hunger for new prey, Strange must outwit his captor using only his wits. The story unfolds as a tense psychological duel, where reality itself becomes the battleground.

The Man Who Lost Tomorrow

4 pp

The Tyrant!

4 pp