Tales of the Unexpected #104
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Master of the Voodoo Machine!", inventor Jon Garson unleashes a bizarre twist when his duplicator machine takes on a mind of its own—leading him to make a desperate, dangerous move against a romantic rival. Written by Carl Wessler and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Bernard Baily, this 1967 tale blends science fiction with supernatural unease. The eerie cover, a striking collaboration by Neal Adams, captures the story’s unsettling tone perfectly.
In "Master of the Voodoo Machine!", inventor Jon Garson unleashes a strange and dangerous device that bends reality in ways he never intended. When he uses it to eliminate his romantic rival, Morgan Wharton, the machine’s eerie power begins to twist fate in ways no one could predict. As the line between science and the supernatural blurs, Jon finds himself caught in a web of consequences he can’t control—especially when Joke Harlowe and Matt Bruham begin to suspect the truth behind the disappearances.
In "I Was King of Dagger Island!", two shipwrecked men wash ashore on a remote Pacific island in 1944, where the locals immediately hail one of them as a divine figure. As the survivor with diving gear, Doyle is worshipped—until his companion Howell, unsettled by the role, stages a desperate escape. The story unfolds with quiet dread, blending isolation, superstition, and the fragile line between myth and madness.
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Reprinted in The Unexpected #162 (1975), Historias Fantásticas #212, Horror #77
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