Uncanny Tales #160
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Wouldn't Make the Same Mistake Again!", a centuries-old charm ties the fate of two men across time—Geoffrey Marshall, who traded his soul for courage in the 1600s, and modern-day Bud Harper, who inherits the same cursed trinket. Written by Ace Aquila and illustrated by Ogden Whitney, this chilling tale weaves a timeless struggle between fear and resolve, with a devilish twist that turns the tables on the old bargain. The cover, by Dick Giordano, captures the eerie tension of a soul on the line.
In the 17th century, Geoffrey Marshall’s idle wish to be brave sets a dangerous precedent when he accepts a charm from a stranger promising courage—only to face the Devil’s return decades later. Decades on, in the present day, Bud Harper, burdened by his own fear, stumbles upon that same charm, unaware of its dark history. When Satan reappears to claim what he believes is owed, Bud stands firm—not with magic, but with a courage he’s earned.
In a remote Arctic research outpost, a team of Russian scientists led by Vanya Tchekov and Natasha Tchekov make a startling discovery: an alien creature they believe to be a mere specimen. As they study its strange abilities, the line between observer and observed begins to blur—especially when Marya and Svorsky, the only ones who seem to understand the alien’s true intentions, realize it may have been watching them all along.
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