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Tomb of Terror#15
Cover: Lee Elias

Tomb of Terror #15

May 1954 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
“The Dead Planet”

In "The Dead Planet," a woman’s frustration with her reclusive scientist husband reaches a breaking point—until she discovers his secret: a flawless robot duplicate built in his image. When she destroys the machine in a fit of anger, she’s stunned to realize the horrifying truth: the robot was her husband’s living, breathing self, and she’s just taken his life. Jack Sparling’s stark art and Joe Rosen’s sharp lettering bring a chilling tension to this eerie tale, while Lee Elias’s cover captures the story’s haunting mood.

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artist, inker Jack Sparling · letterer Joe Rosen · cover Lee Elias

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artist, inker Jack Sparling
letterer Joe Rosen
cover pencils, inks Lee Elias

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A woman is tired of her scientist husband always spending time in his lab. She later finds out that he made a perfect robot replica of himself. Tired of being ignored, she sneaks into the lab and destroys the robot. She later realizes that she accidentally killed her husband and not his robot duplicate!

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).