Uncanny Tales #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Bridegroom for Jenny!", Dr. Clifton Forrester pushes the limits of his psychological theory, probing the hidden depths of Willi Mueller’s mind with startling results. With art by John Rosenberger and a striking cover by Ogden Whitney, this 1975 issue from Alan Class delivers a chilling exploration of identity beneath the surface.
In "Loom of Fate!", unscrupulous antiques dealer Jasper Ferall stumbles upon three mysterious sisters whose quiet weaving hides a far darker purpose. Drawn in by the promise of foresight, he soon learns that some threads of fate are better left untouched.
When a detective slips into a coma, the fugitive he’s been hunting discovers he can’t escape the man’s presence—though the detective is unconscious, the fugitive feels an eerie, relentless pull. The police chief is relieved when the criminal turns himself in, only to be stunned when the detective awakens, just in time to confirm the truth.
In "The Man Within!", Dr. Clifton Forrester pushes the limits of his radical theory about buried inner personalities, subjecting Willi Mueller to a psychological experiment that uncovers something far deeper—and more unsettling—than mere conditioning. What begins as a clinical exploration quickly spirals into a confrontation with the hidden self, where the line between mind and identity blurs.
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↩ Reprints Mystic #43 (1956), Strange Tales #49 (1956), Strange Stories of Suspense #12 (1956), Adventures into the Unknown #80 (1957), Adventures into the Unknown #107 (1959), Midnight Mystery #7 (1961), Adventures into the Unknown #154 (1965), Forbidden Worlds #126 (1965), Forbidden Worlds #128 (1965)
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