Sinister Tales #163
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Gorgilla Strikes Again!" delivers a delightfully eerie tale from Steve Ditko, whose distinctive art and storytelling shine in this 1978 Alan Class standout. When a mysterious man claims to be an alien using toy men to invade Earth—only one reporter taking him seriously—the truth is revealed in a chilling detail: a wind-up key in the man’s back. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers, captures the story’s suspense with bold, otherworldly flair.
In "The Question That Can't Be Answered!" from Sinister Tales #163 (1978), a skeptical reporter sets out to debunk a hypnotist’s claims of channeling spirits across lifetimes—only to find his own beliefs tested when his wife becomes entangled in the act. Written with a sharp, suspenseful edge, the story unfolds as a tense psychological duel between doubt and the unknown.
In "Beware!!! Of the Little Toy Men!!" from Sinister Tales #163 (1978), a mysterious stranger claims he’s an alien seeding Earth with toy men—each hiding a deadly secret—only to be dismissed as mad until a skeptical reporter begins to wonder if there’s truth in his tale. When the man reveals a wind-up key in his back, the disbelief starts to crack, and the line between plaything and threat blurs.
In "I Was Trapped in Horror House!", a death row escapee seeks refuge in a haunted house nestled within an abandoned amusement park, only to be drawn deeper into its shifting, oppressive corridors by a shadowy guide. As the heat rises and the walls seem to close in, the man’s desperate flight into the unknown becomes a chilling test of survival.
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