Strange Tales of the Unusual #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "They Meet at Night!", a bank robber with a twisted grasp on foresight tries to outsmart fate—only to find that his attempt to escape a predicted train wreck seals his own capture. Jim Mooney’s expressive art and Sam Rosen’s crisp lettering bring this tense, twist-driven tale to life, while Bill Everett’s striking cover captures the moment’s eerie suspense.
In "They Meet at Night!" from Strange Tales of the Unusual #9 (1957), a Martian sent to capture an Earth man ends up snatching a fellow Martian who’s been living undercover on Earth for a millennium—disguised as a human. The twist unfolds as two beings from the same distant world collide, each unaware of the other’s true identity.
In "Prophet of Doom!" from Strange Tales of the Unusual #9 (1957), a bank robber with a twisted gift for foresight tries to outsmart fate—only to be undone by his own prediction. When he sees a train wreck in his mind, he pulls the emergency cord, halting the train just in time… and just long enough for a second train to collide, sending debris his way and giving the authorities the opening they need.
In "Mind Reader!" from Strange Tales of the Unusual #9 (1957), two men with the same uncanny ability—one a Nazi saboteur, the other an American agent—form a tense alliance built on shared secrets. As the saboteur prepares to plant a bomb at a munitions factory, the American’s quiet deception turns the weapon against him in a moment of chilling irony.
In "Stowaway In The Sky!" from Strange Tales of the Unusual #9 (1957), a pilot with a plane forged from gravity-defying metal outsmarts a group of spies by sending his crew tumbling into the sky—suspended midair by harnesses made of the same strange material. With the spies believing them dead, the crew slowly drifts, turning the plane around to catch the intruders off guard.
In "Captured By The Cave Men!", two scientists stumble upon a hidden underground society that hunts those from the surface world. With their equipment destroyed, they’re trapped in a world they never knew existed—forced to survive in a place where the rules of the surface no longer apply.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #143 (1956)
Reprinted in El Hombre Lobo: Werewolf #15 (1974), Creatures on the Loose #32 (1974), Chamber of Chills #14 (1975), Die Gruft von Graf Dracula #29
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