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Sinister Tales #144

Jan 1976 · Alan Class · 0.15 GBP
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In "The Evil That Is Evila [Special Case 0002]," a man stumbles upon a forgotten machine in his grandfather’s attic—still running after eighty years—designed to trap beings from another dimension in his hometown. Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Paul Reinman with inks by John Tartaglione, the story unfolds as he tries to blackmail the descendants of those trapped, only to vanish when he attempts to prove his power. The cover, a striking piece by Pete Morisi, captures the eerie tension of the moment.

Contains 13 stories
The Evil That Is Evila [Special Case 0002]
20 pp · Superhero
Thunderbolt [Peter Cannon]
The Atmosphere
3 pp · Math & Science
The Threat!
3 pp · Science Fiction
Lester Harlow

In "The Threat!", Jo stumbles upon a forgotten machine in his grandfather’s attic—still running after eighty years—and learns it’s the key to trapping beings from another dimension in his hometown. When he tries to use it to blackmail their descendants, the machine’s true danger reveals itself in a twist he never saw coming.

Ju-Ju
3 pp
Johnson
The Night of March 5th
4 pp · Science Fiction
Bruno Ames

In "The Night of March 5th," Jo finds himself trapped in a terrifying loop when a stolen time machine propels him forward a year—only to be met with fear from everyone he knows. As his boss sends gunmen to kill him, Jo races to reverse time, realizing too late that their dread wasn’t just suspicion, but a grim warning from the future.

It Grows on Trees!
4 pp · Fantasy
LewtonGorse

In "It Grows on Trees!", a young girl clings to the fragile hope that her beloved flower can survive the winter, even as her brother cuts it down and gives it to her. Heartbroken but still believing, she follows her mother’s gentle lie—that her wedding corsage never faded—and places the rose among the old keepsake. To her wonder, the bloom remains vivid, defying time and season.

Those Who Disappear
4 pp · Fantasy
Rick Nolan
Mister Mason's Strange Problem
4 pp · Fantasy
MasonKingsley
Inside the Iron Man
4 pp · Science Fiction
Howard Harris
Don't Answer the Phone!
4 pp · Horror-Suspense
Hal Terrence
I Saved Mankind!
4 pp · Horror-Suspense
Lester Harmon

In "I Saved Mankind!" from Sinister Tales #144, a lone man confronts a bizarre alien intrusion, stopping them from contaminating water reservoirs with canisters meant to render humanity immune to disease—though the true cost of that immunity remains unknown. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as one ordinary man becomes an unlikely guardian of a secret too dangerous to share.

Pictures on the Wall
1 pp · Fantasy
John
Anything Can Happen!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Sam ShoreNorton

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cover pencils, inks Pete Morisi

Reprints

↩ Reprints Uncanny Tales #31 (1955), Astonishing #40 (1955), Strange Tales #43 (1956), Uncanny Tales #52 (1957), Strange Tales of the Unusual #10 (1957), Adventure into Mystery #8 (1957), Adventures into the Unknown #104 (1959), Thunderbolt #51 (1966)

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