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Sinister Tales#209
Cover: Bill Everett

Sinister Tales #209

Jan 1985 · Alan Class · 0.25 GBP
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Contains 12 stories
The Gray Thing
3 pp · Fantasy
Earth-Trap!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "Earth-Trap!", a young man named Miro finds himself caught in a bizarre chain of events after tricking an old man into believing he possesses telekinetic powers. When the old man—responsible for regulating Earth’s gravity—panics and alters gravity to prevent movement, Miro must confront the unintended consequences of his prank. With his newfound telepathy, he reaches out to the old man in a desperate bid to restore balance, leading to a quiet, unexpected resolution.

Man without Fear!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "Man without Fear!", a young warrior named Luke grapples with deep fear before a looming battle, his courage tested as he flees the front lines—only to be struck down. His spirit, however, returns to the field, not as a man, but as a phantom of resolve, galvanizing those around him with a presence that defies his mortal terror.

The Threat from the Void
4 pp · Science Fiction
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In "The Threat from the Void," Peter Shield, a scientist on the brink of global catastrophe, makes a desperate attempt to reach out to other worlds as Earth teeters on the edge of World War III. When a message comes from Jupiter—warning that the planet will be destroyed unless all warfare ends—the threat proves enough to halt the conflict before it begins.

The Man Who Talked!
3 pp · Fantasy

In "The Man Who Talked!", a stranded ventriloquist finds himself in a strange island community where a dummy he lost at sea has become an object of fear and fury. When the islanders prepare to destroy it, he suddenly speaks through the dummy from miles away—his voice echoing in a way that defies belief.

Something Is on This Ship!
4 pp · Fantasy

Something Is on This Ship! follows a skeptical ship’s mate who boards the infamous 'Sulu Queen' to investigate the rumors of ghosts. After the captain dies in terror, the mate is left alone with no answers—only the eerie silence of the ship and the unsettling feeling that something unseen is still aboard.

More Than a Mortal!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "More Than a Mortal!", a young man named Joel becomes convinced that Shakespeare must have been more than just a mortal genius. When two friends tease him by staging a prank in the Bard’s likeness, they’re stunned to discover the joke may have been orchestrated by Shakespeare himself—leaving them to wonder if legend is stranger than they ever imagined.

Hide-Out!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "Hide-Out!", a young man named Rick stumbles upon a mysterious crystal that grants his wishes—starting with a wish to see his rivals out of business, which happens with startling speed. But when the police arrive, panic sets in and he drops the crystal, shattering it just before he can make another wish.

The Shock!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "The Shock!", Joe’s mundane touch of a radiator sparks a wild, electrifying journey across the country—literally. When the surge leaves him stranded without power at home, he must rethink his newfound ability before his latest scheme backfires.

The Voice of Doom!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Murder on His Mind
4 pp · Crime
You Used to Be Me!
4 pp · Fantasy

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Full credits

artist, inker Gene Colan
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett

Reprints

↩ Reprints Strange Tales #53 (1956), Strange Tales #54 (1957), Strange Tales #55 (1957), Strange Tales #56 (1957), Strange Tales #57 (1957)

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