Strange Adventures #207
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What Makes a Corpse Cry?", an alien lawman posing as a carnival sideshow performer uses his shape-shifting gift to draw out a wanted criminal, all while keeping his true identity hidden. Written by Joe Samachson and brought to life by Carmine Infantino’s dynamic art with Bernard Sachs’ inks, this 1967 Strange Adventures tale blends sci-fi intrigue with the eerie atmosphere of the circus. The cover, a striking Neal Adams original, captures the story’s unsettling tone with its dramatic, shadowed figures.
In "What Makes a Corpse Cry?", Boston Brand—once a man of the living world, now a ghost with a mission—returns to the past to confront a man who once vowed to end him: Rocky Manzel. As the spectral detective tracks down the truth behind his own murder, he finds himself face-to-face with the man who threatened his life and the shadowy network of counterfeiters he led.
In "Man of a Thousand Shapes!" from Strange Adventures #207 (1967), an alien lawman hides in plain sight at a carnival, using his uncanny ability to shift forms to draw out the fugitive he's tracking—while the crowd marvels at a sideshow wonder no one can quite believe.
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↩ Reprints House of Mystery #22 (1954), House of Mystery #34 (1955), Strange Adventures #66 (1956)
Reprinted in Titanes Planetarios #291 (1968), Eclipso #5 (1969), Aventures Fiction #14 (1969), Aventures Fiction #22 (1971), Vengeur #6 (1973), World's Finest Comics #226 (1974), Superman Supacomic #200 (1976), Deadman #[nn] (1978), Démon #10 (1979), Serietidningen #2/1985 (1985), Deadman #2 (1985), Deadman #5 (1985), The Deadman Collection #[nn] (2002), Deadman #1 (2011), Deadman Omnibus #[nn] (2021), Super Solo #4
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