Uncanny Tales #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Even an Android Can Cry" is a quietly surreal tale from Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, where a mysterious visitor’s sudden, sparkly disappearance hints at something far stranger than mere imagination. The story unfolds with a touch of wry humor and uncanny stillness, as the creators themselves become part of a narrative they didn’t expect—offering a rare glimpse into the minds behind the art, with cover by John Buscema and George Klein.
In a quiet moment of creative frustration, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko face a stubborn blank page—until a mysterious stranger interrupts, offering tales from beyond the fifth dimension. When they brush him off, he vanishes in a shimmer of sparkles, leaving behind only the echo of a story untold. As the two creators finally admit they’ve never lived anything truly fantastical, they head out for lunch, wondering if the real magic was always just around the corner.
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