Sinister Tales #84
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shock of the Fly World," industrialist and weapons designer Tony Stark is captured by communist forces in Vietnam after being injured. While pretending to aid his captors, he secretly constructs a battle armor to sustain his failing heart and turns it against them in a daring escape. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck and cover by John Rosenberger, this 1/- comic from Alan Class offers a gripping early tale of ingenuity and survival.
In "The Three Dead Flies!", a cunning son uses a chilling ruse to reclaim his family’s stolen company—posing as his own deceased father, a man whose ruthless legacy still casts a long shadow. Written with sharp, unsettling precision, this brief but potent sci-fi tale unfolds in just four pages, blending deception, identity, and the weight of the past.
When a fly-by-night pilot convinces a small green alien to upgrade his plane, he quickly learns that a little gratitude goes a long way—especially when the alien’s modifications come with a crucial, unspoken instruction. Now stranded mid-flight, he realizes too late that the real challenge wasn’t the engine, but the landing.
In "The Enemy!", a lone therapod hatchling, raised in isolation within a cave, takes its first steps into the wider world—only to be swiftly bested by a mechanical foe from a nearby film set. Shaken and humbled, the creature retreats back to the safety of its underground home, its fledgling confidence tested by a clash it didn’t understand.
Tony Stark, a wealthy industrialist and weapons designer, is captured by communist forces in Vietnam after being injured. While pretending to build a weapon for his captors, he secretly constructs a suit of armor to sustain his failing heart and uses it to escape, confronting the commander who held him.
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↩ Reprints Six-Gun Heroes #39 (1956), World of Fantasy #12 (1958), World of Fantasy #14 (1958), Adventures of the Fly #24 (1963), Tales of Suspense #39 (1963), Undersea Agent #3 (1963), Tales to Astonish #48 (1963)
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