Sinister Tales #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA scientist becomes obsessed with a mysterious jacket whose right pocket seems to lead into an endless void, compelling anyone who wears it to stuff objects inside. As he experiments, trying to unlock the secret of the other dimension—testing everything from notes to increasingly bizarre items—he begins to suspect the pocket is seeking something specific. When he finally risks putting his head in to see what lies beyond, he vanishes completely. The next day, the pocket is found with a bottom sewn in.
In "The Last Voyage of Captain Kragg," a reluctant space pilot crashes onto a strange Earth-like world where history has taken a bizarre turn—centuries ago, explorers still believed the planet was flat. Pretending to be a bold navigator, he swaps places with a daring sailor eager to prove the world’s roundness, hoping to ride the fame of a grand expedition. But as he sets sail, the truth of the planet’s flatness begins to unravel his carefully planned escape.
In "The World-Destroyers!", a group of alien invaders accidentally steal an ancient Egyptian solar ship from a museum, mistaking it for a simple vessel. Their plan to make last-minute adjustments to a bomb set to detonate in the ocean takes a catastrophic turn when the ship’s mystical design launches them straight toward the sun.
In "Menace of the Mirror," a reclusive scientist becomes obsessed with bringing his reflections to life—only to discover, in a chilling twist, that he may not be the creator, but the creation. The story unfolds with eerie precision, blurring the line between inventor and illusion.
In "The Wishing Well!", a young couple discovers a mysterious well on their new property that seems to grant any wish. When the woman’s sudden desire for a million dollars is fulfilled, she’s struck by doubt—and makes a wish to end the well’s power for good. The story follows their quiet determination to build a life on their own terms, with no magic, just the strength of their bond and hard work.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #129 (1954), Journey into Mystery #26 (1955), War Comics #43 (1956), Battleground #16 (1957), Battleground #17 (1957), Strange Tales #61 (1958), Journey into Mystery #49 (1958), Journey into Mystery #55 (1959), Journey into Mystery #67 (1961)
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