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Cover: Jack Kirby & Dick Ayers

Uncanny Tales #26

Jan 1965 · Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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In "Thor and Loki Attack the Human Race!", Stan Lee and Wally Wood deliver a wild, mythic twist on the Marvel mythos, as the god of thunder and his trickster brother unleash chaos on Earth—though the true threat may not be the gods themselves, but the fear they awaken. The story unfolds with a tense, surreal edge, as a mysterious figure known only as DD is drawn into a deadly game of terror, confronting a criminal cult that weaponizes dread in a wax museum of horrors. Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers captures the full, dramatic flair of the tale, a 60-cent comic from 1965 that blends Norse legend with the eerie atmosphere of a classic horror thriller.

Contains 9 stories
Thor and Loki Attack the Human Race!
13 pp · Superhero

In "Thor and Loki Attack the Human Race!", the god of thunder is twisted by Loki’s sorcery into a villain when his own hammer strikes him on the head. With Thor now unleashed upon Earth, the two Asgardian brothers wreak havoc—until the other gods intervene with a final, fateful blow to restore the hero.

The Dreadful Disc!
4 pp · Crime, Science Fiction
The Worst Man on Earth!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In the year 2000, a convicted criminal sentenced to exile from humanity mocks his judges, confident in a micro-drill hidden in his finger. When he finally escapes his cell, he realizes too late that it wasn’t on Earth—he’s stranded in orbit, utterly alone.

I Dared to Defy...the Idol's Curse!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Dared to Defy...the Idol's Curse!", a reckless mercenary takes on a dangerous heist, targeting a sacred diamond guarded by an ancient idol. But when the idol begins to move and the jungle itself seems to close in, he realizes too late that the real threat isn't the artifact—it's the alien minds behind the trap, watching from the shadows.

Beneath the Sea
5 pp · Science Fiction
Man Alive!
4 pp · Science Fiction
The Sleep-Walker!
4 pp · Fantasy
My Other Face!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "My Other Face!", a space pilot in the year 2010 grows frustrated with his own looks and seeks a legendary Martian beauty serum, only to be shocked when the transformation reveals a strikingly handsome Martian form he never expected.

Trapped by...the Fellowship of Fear!
20 pp · Superhero
DaredevilFellowship of Fear [Mister Fear [Zoltan Drago] (introduction, origin)OxEel] (introduction)Foggy NelsonKaren Page

Daredevil stumbles into a fake movie set that’s actually a bank heist orchestrated by the Fellowship of Fear—Mister Fear, Ox, and the Eel—only to be overcome by a cloud of fear gas. When Mister Fear displays a wax figure of Daredevil in his eerie museum, the blind hero and Foggy Nelson are drawn into a deadly game of cat and mouse, culminating in a brutal fight that leaves Foggy hurt. Now, Daredevil must face the twisted mind behind the museum and the terror it’s built on.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Wally Wood
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Dick Ayers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Mystery Tales #39 (1956), Mystical Tales #3 (1956), Mystic #59 (1957), Journey into Unknown Worlds #59 (1957), Journey into Mystery #54 (1959), Tales to Astonish #40 (1963), Journey into Mystery #94 (1963), Daredevil #6 (1965), Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #45 (1965)

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