Stark Terror #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Clumsy," a 1971 tale from the pages of Stark Terror #3, a desperate scientist's well-intentioned plan spirals into horror when his attempt to revive his wife after seven years in suspended animation goes tragically awry. Eugene Hughes handles both art and inks for the story, bringing a stark, unsettling atmosphere to the tale, while Hector Castellon’s cover captures the eerie, fractured essence of the moment.
In "Clumsy," a desperate husband’s attempt to save his wife through suspended animation spirals into horror when his own fumbling hands shatter her frozen form. As he painstakingly reconstructs her from shattered pieces, the line between love and madness blurs in this chilling tale of unintended consequences.
In "The Door," a young couple stumbles through a fun house portal into a shifting, endless limbo where time stretches thin and other lost souls wander in silent desperation. As they search for a way back, the only constant is the haunting promise of a door—until they find one, and step through to something far darker than they ever imagined.
In "The Disguise!" from Stark Terror #3 (1971), a district attorney makes a chilling wager with a convicted master of disguise: if the man can evade identification for three blocks after escaping jail, he wins his freedom. The stakes are simple, but the tension builds as the prisoner tests the limits of his craft in a world that never stops watching.
In "More Deadly Than the Male," an astronaut finds himself drawn to a captivating alien woman on a distant planet, their bond forged in the silence of space. But when they return to Earth, the truth beneath her flawless human guise begins to unravel—revealing a danger far more sinister than any star-born threat.
In "Voodoo Magic," a boy’s chance act of bravery in Haiti—saving a local from drowning—leads to an unexpected initiation into the island’s ancient voodoo traditions. Back in the U.S., he begins to wield the mysterious power he’s learned, turning the rituals into tools of quiet, unsettling influence.
In the eerie stillness of a creaking old building, a man follows his companion’s urgent whispers for silence—only to finally understand, in a moment of chilling realization, why every sound must be suppressed. A tense, wordless tale of dread and discovery, told through expression, sound effects, and shadow.
In "Wall of Coahuila," a man driven by long-held resentment confronts his rival in a deadly duel within the crumbling walls of a forgotten Mexican ruin, where the only weapons are knives and the stakes are life and freedom. When the duel takes a sudden, tragic turn, a single misstep unravels a secret that could trap them both forever.
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↩ Reprints Mister Mystery #13 (1953), Weird Mysteries #7 (1953), Mister Mystery #14 (1953), Mister Mystery #16 (1954), Weird Mysteries #11 (1954), Weird Chills #3 (1954), Chilling Tales of Horror #2 (1969)
Reprinted in Shock #1 (1979), Stark Terror #1 (1979), Crypt of Horror #10 (2011)
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