Strange Tales #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Devil and Donald Webster," a 1952 Strange Tales classic, a man's cunning deal with the Devil backfires in the afterlife, leaving him trapped between Heaven and Hell—condemned to wander the earth, recounting his tale in dimly lit bars. Gene Colan’s moody artwork brings the story’s eerie moral fable to life, while Bill Everett’s striking cover captures the tale’s dark, timeless dread.
In "The Devil and Donald Webster," a desperate man strikes a bargain with Satan to be rid of his tormenting wife—only to find himself sentenced to death for a murder he didn’t commit. When he arrives in Hell, he’s stunned to discover his wife already waiting, as if she’d been there all along.
In "Walking Ghost," a skeptical radio debunker visits a supposedly haunted mansion, confident he’ll expose the truth—only to vanish from his own story when his crew flees in terror, realizing too late that he’s become a walking skeleton. The tale, written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, hinges on a chilling transformation that leaves the audience questioning what’s real and what’s not.
In "O'Malley's Friend," a man who outsmarted the Devil in life finds himself stranded between realms after death, rejected by both Heaven and Hell. Now condemned to wander, he recounts his tale in dimly lit bars, a ghost of a man who once played a dangerous game with eternity.
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Reprinted in Beware #2 (1953), Vampyr #7 (1973), Crypt of Shadows #3 (1973), Das Monster von Frankenstein #1 (1974), Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Strange Tales #2 (2009), Atlas Creator Collection #3 (2026), Das Monster von Frankenstein #10, Das Monster von Frankenstein #22, Das Monster von Frankenstein #3
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