Uncanny Tales #145
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Night of the Red Snow," a mysterious dream drifts through the sleeping city, seeking its true dreamer before midnight—only to find its intended target has already met a fatal end. Written and illustrated by Jim Mooney, this haunting tale unfolds in the quiet tension between sleep and waking, where a single misstep in the dream world has real-world consequences. The cover, a striking piece by Steve Ditko, captures the eerie stillness of a snow-laden night, perfectly framing the story’s unsettling mood.
In "Prisoner of the Fantastic Fog," Dr. Jerry Morgan finds himself in a bizarre predicament after his experimental shrink gas accidentally reduces his brother, Sam Morgan, to miniature size. With the science still unrefined and the effects fleeting, Jerry must navigate the chaos of his brother’s sudden shrinkage—before the situation spirals beyond control.
Peter Wilcox is terrified when he receives a letter claiming his brother Ralph is coming to get him—revenge for past betrayal. Armed and on edge, he prepares for a confrontation, only to be stunned when Ralph leads him to a rocket ship with a shocking revelation: he didn’t want Peter to be the last man on Earth.
In "Nightmare at Midnight," two men—John and Mike—find their lives unexpectedly intertwined when a dream meant for one of them goes awry. As midnight approaches, a dream seeks its rightful host, only to discover the chosen sleeper is already dead, leaving behind a haunting ripple of fate.
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↩ Reprints Unusual Tales #9 (1957), World of Fantasy #9 (1957), Strange Suspense Stories #36 (1958), Creepy Worlds #125 (1971), Uncanny Tales #47
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