Uncanny Tales #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Storm," a condemned man in a hospital prison ward is told by his mysterious roommate that the window has no bars—only to find the truth is far more chilling. As the killer tries to flee through the glass, the room's quiet companion reveals a grim finality, and the storm inside him breaks. Art by Jim Infantino, with cover by Russ Heath.
In a dimly lit hospital prison ward, a condemned man is startled by a fellow inmate who claims there are no bars on the window. Drawn by the idea of escape, he climbs toward the glass—only to find the view beyond is not the outside world, but the execution chamber. The weight of his fate settles in as the truth becomes clear.
In "The Little Monsters," a young man arrives at his uncle’s isolated African plantation seeking help with his gambling debts, only to face a cold refusal. Tensions rise as his desperation turns to resolve, setting the stage for a chilling confrontation in a place where the past and present blur.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #8 (1952), Adventures into Weird Worlds #17 (1953), Marvel Tales #114 (1953), Men's Adventures #26 (1954), Uncanny Tales #38 (1955)
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