Sinister Tales #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Painting," pilot Stan Griffith awakens after death—only to find Heaven has already recorded him as gone. With the celestial bureaucracy scrambling to correct the error, a twist of fate sends him back to life, though his return comes with more questions than answers. The story unfolds with quiet unease, drawn with sharp, expressive lines by Tony Cataldo, and its eerie atmosphere is perfectly captured in the cover by Dick Giordano.
In "The Devil and the War Bride," Phil Carter returns home to his bride Coreen, only to find her caught in a dangerous game of faith and fear—she believes in the supernatural, while he does not. When Satan tests their bond by granting Coreen demonic power, she must rely on wit and courage to outmaneuver the devil himself, turning his own schemes against him.
When pilot Stan Griffith wakes up after a crash that should have killed him, he finds himself caught between worlds—Heaven has already recorded his death, but now he’s back, alive and confused. With the afterlife scrambling to fix the error, Stan faces a strange new reality where his future is no longer his own.
When Hank Pym’s experiment goes awry and leaves him unconscious, a clever petty thief seizes the chance to steal his Giant-Man suit—and with it, the power to grow giant and strike fear in the city. Now, the real Giant-Man must track down the impostor before the stolen powers cause real harm.
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↩ Reprints Strange Suspense Stories #72 (1964)
Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #89 (1972), Amazing Stories of Suspense #185 (1980)
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