Stark Terror #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "All, or Nothing At All!", a brilliant surgeon's obsession with her husband reaches a chilling peak when she discovers he's involved with a nurse. With cold precision and a heart of steel, she takes matters into her own hands—literally. Tom Feelings' stark, expressive art and Ben Oda's sharp lettering bring a haunting intensity to this unsettling tale of love, betrayal, and the price of possession.
In "All, or Nothing At All!" from Stark Terror #2 (1971), a brilliant surgeon becomes consumed by jealousy when she discovers her husband is involved with a nurse. Her obsession twists into a chilling act of possession, blurring the line between love and control.
In "The Worm Turns," a colossal worm erupts from the earth, overwhelming military forces with its sheer size and relentless advance. Though driven underground by desperate resistance, the threat isn't ended—only buried. With no other option, the military calls for an atomic strike, hoping to erase the beast once and for all. But as the blast tears through the ground, something far more unsettling begins to stir beneath the surface.
In "The Devil Walks on Halloween," a couple’s decision to dress up for a Halloween party takes a terrifying turn when they purchase eerie costumes from a mysterious shopkeeper who warns they might not be just costumes. As the night unfolds, the man and woman find themselves transformed—into a werewolf and a vampire—locked in a deadly battle they can’t control.
In "Black Cat From Hell," a down-on-his-luck hoodlum finds unexpected fortune after rescuing a stray cat, only to spiral into obsession and violence when he kills it in a drunken rage—only to wake up transformed, forever bound to the creature he destroyed.
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↩ Reprints Weird Tales of the Future #5 (1953), Mister Mystery #14 (1953), Weird Mysteries #10 (1954), Weird Chills #2 (1954), Prize Mystery #2 (1955), Climax #2 (1955), Prize Mystery #3 (1955)
Reprinted in Stark Terror #8 (1977)
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