Uncanny Tales #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Victims of Vonntor!", Professor Gorey’s interplanetary bird trade takes a deadly turn when he stumbles upon a colossal avian on a distant world—only to find the creature mistakes his spaceship for an egg and sits on it with devastating results. A striking blend of sci-fi whimsy and cosmic absurdity, this 1953 tale from Ed Winiarski’s dynamic art and Sol Brodsky’s bold cover captures a moment of pure, unintentional peril in a 10-cent comic.
In "The Victims of Vonntor!" from Uncanny Tales #14 (1953), a man with eight arms commits a series of murders, evading capture by revealing a different set of hands each time he’s fingerprinted—leaving investigators baffled and the truth buried beneath shifting identities.
In "For the Birds!" from Uncanny Tales #14 (1953), Professor Gorey’s interplanetary bird trade takes a bizarre turn when he stumbles upon a colossal avian on a distant world—so large it mistakes his spaceship for an egg and sits on it, leaving him stranded and in over his head. The story blends sci-fi whimsy with a touch of cosmic irony, as the professor’s greed meets a very literal reckoning.
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Reprinted in Crypt of Shadows #19 (1975), Vault of Evil #21 (1975), Vault of Evil #22 (1975), Tomb of Darkness #17 (1975), La Mujer Araña #10 (1982), The Horror! The Horror! Comic Books the Government Didn't Want You to Read! #[nn] (2010)
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