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Cover: Jack Kirby & Steve Ditko

Sinister Tales #161

Jan 1978 · Alan Class · 0.15 GBP
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“I Was Trapped By Titano the Monster That Time Forgot!”

In "I Was Trapped By Titano the Monster That Time Forgot!", Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a clever twist on alien invasion tropes, where 150 Martian saucers land on Earth with eerie silence—only to reveal themselves as the Martians themselves, not just vessels. The story unfolds with a chilling sense of mystery as Earth’s scientists and military probe the craft, unaware they’re being studied in return. Cover by Jack Kirby, with inks by Steve Ditko, this 1978 issue stands out as a standout example of classic sci-fi suspense from the Alan Class era.

writer Stan Lee · artist, inker Steve Ditko · letterer Artie Simek · cover Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko

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writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Steve Ditko

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150 Martian flying saucers land on Earth, but do nothing after landing. Since no pilots emerge the natives transport the craft to military bases where their hulls are experimented upon, but cannot be penetrated. At a prearranged signal, all the saucers open a port. The curious scientists and military men enter, but discover no pilot or instrumentation. After they leave, the saucers return to Mars secure in the knowledge that was absorbed from their minds that Earth is no threat to them. The saucers themselves are the Martians.

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