Tales from the Edge #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers the 'Sacred Monkey Man' storyline from Vanguard Productions' Tales from the Edge series, a 1998 anthology that blends supernatural horror with pulp adventure. The volume follows a mysterious, monkey-like creature navigating a dark, edge-of-reality world, with art and story by a team of genre creators.
Tales from the Edge #12 (1998) delivers a quietly haunting tale from writer-artist Marshall Arisman, whose singular vision brings to life a boy who sees a twin brother only he can see—Elvis, a monkey with an uncanny presence. Years after Elvis vanishes from his life, the man who once saw him is given a chance to reunite with the creature from his past, in a story that blends memory, loss, and the strange persistence of the unseen. The cover, also by Arisman, captures the story’s eerie intimacy with stark, expressive lines.
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About nine pages of text and eleven pages of artwork make up this story about a child who has a twin brother only he can see. A twin brother who is a monkey named Elvis. The monkey disappears in his early childhood. Not until decades later does he get the opportunity to see Elvis again.
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