Strange Tales #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "He Never Came Out!", a timid man inherits a mysterious bottle of gas that alters personalities—instead of transforming himself, he uses it on UN diplomats in a bold, unforeseen move. Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Howard O'Donnell, this 1958 Strange Tales tale explores the ripple effects of a single, daring choice, with a quiet hero making a monumental sacrifice no one sees. The cover by Bill Everett captures the eerie tension of the moment, a striking visual that hints at the unseen stakes within.
In "He Never Came Out!", a wax museum owner warns visitors that his displays aren't just lifelike—they're frozen criminals, petrified by the gaze of Medusa’s head. When a bold thief dismisses the tale and breaks in, the museum’s eerie collection grows by one more silent figure.
In "Uncork It... If You Dare!" from Strange Tales #63 (1958), a timid man inherits a mysterious bottle of gas that alters personalities—instead of transforming himself, he unleashes it on UN diplomats, sparking unpredictable reactions. What begins as a quiet experiment spirals into a moment of quiet courage, as he sacrifices everything to prevent global conflict, leaving only whispers of what he did.
In "Flight Number Thirteen!", two criminals seize control of a plane carrying passengers who move and speak with eerie detachment. As the hijacked aircraft is steered by remote into a parallel world, the pilots find themselves trapped in a place where the very air drains away feeling—leaving them vulnerable to the silent, emotionless inhabitants.
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Reprinted in Tales to Astonish #15 (1961), Amazing Stories of Suspense #11 (1963), Sinister Tales #9 (1964), Sinister Tales #154 (1977), Sinister Tales #189 (1982), Uncanny Tales #187 (1988), Secrets of the Unknown #21, Sinister Tales #5, Sinister Tales #81
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