Strange Adventures #172
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Became the Juggernaut Man!", Deputy Randy Bannion stumbles upon a mysterious pool of alien water that unleashes a terrifying transformation—turning him into a towering, super-strong being with no memory of what he does in that state. Written by Ed Herron and illustrated by Jack Sparling, this 1965 Strange Adventures tale blends sci-fi mystery with the quiet tension of a man losing control of his own body. The cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff captures the eerie, otherworldly dread of the moment just before the change.
In "I Became the Juggernaut Man!", Deputy Randy Bannion stumbles upon a mysterious alien pool that transforms him into a towering, super-strong being—only to awaken with no memory of what he does in that form. As the line between man and monster blurs, he must confront the terrifying power he can't control, even as he tries to protect the town he swore to defend.
In "The Pendulum That Stole My Life!" from Strange Adventures #172, Harry and his fiancée stumble upon a mysterious pendulum that promises fortune—though each stroke of its swing exacts a steep price in years from Harry’s life. As his youth fades with every lucky break, he must find a way to redirect its curse before time runs out.
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Reprinted in Etranges Aventures #2 (1966), Etranges Aventures #4 (1967), Atome Kid #1 (1970), King Cobra #13 (1979), Titanes Planetarios #220
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