Suspense #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ghost of Grimm Towers!", a young man discovers a strange power tied to the clay of a witch’s grave—shaping it grants him control over real-world objects. After testing his ability by crafting a miniature Eiffel Tower and destroying it, he’s shaken by news of a global war and, in a moment of despair, molds the clay into a sphere resembling Earth and hurls it against the wall. A chilling, atmospheric tale from 1952, illustrated with eerie precision by Edward Goldfarb and Bob Baer, with a haunting cover by Bill Everett.
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A young man finds that whatever shape he moulds from the clay of a witch's grave has power over that object, so he molds the clay into a figure of the Eiffel Tower and destroys it as a test. When he hears on the radio that World War III has begun, he becomes disgusted with humanity, moulds the clay into a sphere resembling Earth and hurls it against the wall.
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