Sinister Tales #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Four Empty Chairs!", a quiet town is thrown into unease when a man returns home to find his family vanished. A mysterious stranger arrives at the sheriff’s office, claiming the family has been pulled from their world and now waits in another dimension—only a single, powerful lightning strike can bring them back. As the sheriff dismisses the tale as madness, the sky splits open with a sudden, blinding bolt, and both the stranger and the man vanish without a trace.
In "When They Wake Up!", two cave explorers stumble upon a hidden chamber where ancient men lie in suspended animation, their advanced technology hinting at a lost civilization. As the explorers are drawn into the sleepers' strange narrative, they begin to suspect the truth behind the promises of a new world order—and the real reason they’ve been brought here.
In "Masquerade Party," a glamorous socialite turns her elaborate soirée into a game of psychological warfare, setting her sights on humiliating an old rival. As masks hide more than faces, she finds herself unnerved by the husband of her rival—whose chilling presence and whispered secrets blur the line between fear and illusion.
In "The Menace of Shandu!", a curious boy stumbles upon a mysterious book in a dusty used bookstore, unaware it holds the power to summon a vengeful genie. After the creature emerges and swears to torment him, he quickly wishes for everything to return to how it was—before he ever entered the shop—making sure not to buy the book again.
When a Soviet scientist's atomic tests awaken the ancient dragon Grogg from a forgotten slumber, the creature's sudden rampage offers him a chance to escape — a chance he’d already planned for, knowing full well the beast was waiting beneath the earth. As Grogg lays waste to the military base, the scientist sees his moment to defect, turning the dragon’s fury into his own path to freedom.
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↩ Reprints Mystery Tales #46 (1956), Mystery Tales #47 (1956), Mystery Tales #49 (1957), Mystery Tales #51 (1957), Strange Tales #83 (1961), Tales of Suspense #16 (1961)
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