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Strange Tales #57
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From Atlas Comics' golden run of pre-superhero suspense anthologies comes Strange Tales #57, cover-dated April 1957. Bill Everett and Carl Burgos deliver a cover that earns every drop of dread: a terrified man presses himself against a wooden door that simply will not open, while dark, looming silhouettes close in from both sides — their clawed hands reaching toward him with quiet menace. With teaser copy promising "It Walks in the Night!" and a featured tale written by Jack Oleck with art by Manny Stallman, this issue captures everything that made Atlas horror anthologies so compulsively readable in 1957.
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artist, inker Manny Stallman
writer Jack Oleck
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett
cover pencils, inks Carl Burgos
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