Sinister Tales #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Was a Prisoner of the Living Statues!", a young woman discovers that the ornate wooden statues in her family’s estate are far from ordinary—when they begin to move, she realizes she’s trapped in a house of living, alien captors. The story unfolds as she uncovers the truth behind the statues’ eerie stillness and their sudden, sinister animation, all while the varnish that once protected them now holds the key to their power.
In "I Dared to Defy Merlin's... Black Magic!", a skeptical American businessman brushes off a shopkeeper’s claim that one of his books is Merlin’s lost diary—until a chilling vision of the legendary wizard strikes him, turning his hair white in an instant. Panicked, he flees the shop, leaving behind a mystery that lingers in the air like a spell.
At the Stroke of Midnight! follows a mysterious alien who arrives on Earth seeking to share his people’s advanced understanding of atomic energy. Though his intentions seem noble, fear and suspicion grip the human scientists who question his true motives—leaving him to wonder if peace is possible across the stars.
In "Goom! The Thing From Planet X!", a scientist’s radar signals accidentally draw the attention of an alien entity from Planet X, sparking fear and suspicion on Earth. When a rogue faction claims the alien is a threat, the scientist must prove that advanced technology doesn’t equate to malice—only to find that the real danger lies not in the visitor, but in those who would misuse the truth.
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↩ Reprints Target Comics #8 [86] (1947), Mystery Tales #47 (1956), Journey into Mystery #41 (1956), Strange Tales #71 (1959), Tales to Astonish #6 (1959), Journey into Mystery #59 (1960), Tales of Suspense #15 (1961), Adventures into the Unknown #161 (1965), Unknown Worlds #51 (1966)
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