Tales of Suspense #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Teen-Ager Who Ruled the World!", a wealthy teen named Jo uses an enchanted mirror to trap anyone he dislikes—until the IRS comes knocking. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko, this 1963 tale blends whimsy and irony as Jo’s wish for peace backfires in a way he never expected. The cover by Jack Kirby captures the story’s surreal tone, making this a standout issue in the early Marvel canon.
In "We Can't All Be Human!", a philosophy student named Henry Mathews begins to suspect that the seemingly peaceful alien refugees—Frank and his companion—aren't who they claim to be. As tensions rise and the truth about their true nature begins to surface, Sgt. Ogg finds himself caught between trust and suspicion.
In a tale of chilling irony, Silas Haggle, a wealthy man with a taste for the macabre, acquires an enchanted mirror that lets him trap anyone he dislikes inside its glass. When IRS agents arrive to audit his finances, he contemplates using the mirror one last time—only to realize that even the government can’t be outwitted forever. As he makes his final wish to be left in peace, the mirror’s curse turns on him, leaving him trapped while all his former victims walk free.
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↩ Reprints Marines in Battle #6 (1955)
Reprinted in Weird Planets #1 (1962), Weird Planets #2 (1962), Uncanny Tales #46 (1966), Dæmonen #18 (1967), Dæmonen #21 (1968), Dæmonen #32 (1968), Uncanny Tales #83 (1971), Etranges Aventures #33 (1974), Tomb of Darkness #16 (1975), Uncanny Tales #167 (1984), Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Tales of Suspense #4 (2012), Monsters: The Marvel Monsterbus by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber & Jack Kirby #2 (2017), Marvel Masters of Suspense: Stan Lee & Steve Ditko Omnibus #2 (2019), Weird Planets #8
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