Terror Tales #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Satan's Man," a 1972 Eerie Publications horror tale, an ordinary optometrist named Harry Lenz unknowingly becomes the unwitting pawn of a far darker force when Satan commissions him to craft a pair of extraordinary spectacles. With newfound powers to see through walls and read minds, Harry’s life spirals into a web of deception and greed as he reinvents himself as the wealthy Herman Greid—only to be undone by a pair of con artists who turn his fortune against him. The story unfolds with eerie precision, its chilling tone brought to life by Alberto Macagno’s expressive art, while Fernando Fernández’s striking cover captures the tale’s unsettling essence.
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Satan shows up and has optometrist Harry Lenz make a pair of spectacles. Harry tries them on and finds that he can see through walls and read minds. Killing an old miser (who is really Satan), Harry escapes and goes to Europe, changing his name to Herman Greid, extorts and blackmails his way to riches. Prince Natas and Princess Sedah (read them backwards) con Harry/Herman into financing a revolution. All goes wrong and Harry loses all his money and escapes only to have his glasses stolen by Satan and finds out now he is blind.
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