Sinister Tales #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the Caribbean, Professor Ramon Ferrada dives to investigate what he believes is a colossal statue buried in the shallow sea floor. When a sudden earthquake shakes the region, the figure vanishes—only to reveal itself as an Atlantian, a towering humanoid with gill slits, stirring from a long slumber. As the sea trembles, the truth surfaces: the so-called statue was no relic, but a being returning to his sunken world.
In "Terror of the Spheres," art gallery owner John Ruxton finds himself drawn into a chilling mystery when a series of enigmatic paintings—each featuring glowing, sphere-like lights—arrive for an exhibit. As night falls, the spheres in the artwork begin to move, emerging from the canvas to pull in objects from the surrounding room. The strange phenomenon leads to a terrifying realization: these aren't just paintings, but part of a larger, otherworldly plan.
When Warren Woke Up! follows Matt Warren, a scientist who wakes to a world transformed—plants have grown wild and overtaken civilization, their sudden dominance mirroring a dream he couldn’t shake. As he stumbles through a landscape where nature has reclaimed everything, he must confront the eerie reality of a planet that no longer belongs to humanity.
In "The Little Men!", carnival owner Frank Ferris stumbles upon a group of tiny aliens secretly sabotaging Earth’s crops—planning to shrink humanity so they can easily conquer the planet. When he realizes their scheme, he spins a clever ruse, showing them his circus giant as proof that their food only creates children, not giants, tricking them into abandoning their plan.
In "Tomorrow!", a disillusioned man named Harry Dunston is given a chance at redemption when he’s recruited by the mysterious Protector, a guardian who uses special glasses to foresee dangers 24 hours ahead. After a moment of hesitation and a failed attempt at revenge, Harry’s path crosses again with his former boss in a life-or-death moment that forces him to confront his own choices.
In "Five Fingers," a clever pickpocket uses a wax hand to shield his real one from punishment, but when he targets the wrong man, his trick backfires in a way he never expected. As the man he stole from vows revenge, the wax hand—left behind in the coat—begins to move on its own, driven by a twisted will of its own.
While Death Waits finds Grogan trapped in a collapsed mine, convinced he’s doomed—until he confesses to McKay that he’s a murderer, hoping for some final peace. But when rescue comes, the truth of his crime hangs heavier than the rocks above him.
A man stumbles upon a mysterious talisman that grants him super strength, but when he collapses from its power, the artifact is taken back by its true owners—entities from another dimension.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #131 (1955), Marvel Tales #138 (1955), Marvel Tales #141 (1955), Marvel Tales #142 (1956), Unusual Tales #21 (1969)
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