Suspense #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the chilling "Alone in the Dark!" from Suspense #16 (1952), ten-year-old Donald Dugan faces his terrifying Uncle Claude on a night that turns deadly. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Fred Kida, this eerie tale unfolds as Donald’s fear of his uncle reaches a shocking peak—only to take a monstrous turn when the clock strikes midnight. The cover by Sol Brodsky captures the suspense of that fateful moment, setting the stage for a story where bloodlines and secrets run deeper than anyone expected.
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Ten-year-old Donald Dugan is scared to death of his creepy Uncle Claude. One night, his parents go out for the evening, leaving Uncle Claude to watch over Donald. Claude reveals that he hates the Dugans because they are always threatening to kill him. He will avenge himself upon them by killing their son at the stroke of midnight. As the clock chimes midnight, Claude goes to attack, but Donald transforms into a werewolf and kills Claude instead. His parents return home. They lament the fact that their son was born a werewolf instead of a vampire like they are.
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