Uncanny Tales #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mod Monster," a team of explorers in Greenland unleashes ancient forces when their steam-powered machines thaw a long-frozen viking ship—awakening a living dragon and warring alien giants from a forgotten age. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life by Bill Molno’s dynamic art with Vince Alascia’s inks, this eerie tale blends pulp adventure with prehistoric wonder, all framed by Paul Reinman’s striking cover.
In "The Mod Monster," the Black Hood closes in on Bulgy Eyes, the man who killed Pete Hannigan, only to find the killer disguised as "Schemer" Bashby—turning a routine capture into a twisted game of identity and vengeance. With echoes of past betrayals and a city teeming with secrets, the hunt takes a darker turn as the line between hunter and hunted blurs.
In "Frozen Terrors," Jeffrey Bonner finds himself caught in the chaos unleashed when a team of explorers using massive steam machines accidentally thaws a long-buried viking ship—and with it, a still-living dragon and a pair of ancient alien giants locked in a dormant war. As the ice yields, so do the secrets beneath, and the frozen past begins to roar back to life.
When the Mighty Crusaders clash with Doombala, their fight unwittingly awakens Eterno the Tyrant, a long-dormant tyrant from Atlantis. Now freed, Eterno seeks to corrupt the heroes, but his plans are undone by an unlikely foe—a humble Atlantean mosquito.
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↩ Reprints Unusual Tales #25 (1960), Strange Suspense Stories #66 (1963), Fly Man #32 (1965), Mighty Comics #50 (1967), Creepy Worlds #125 (1971), Sinister Tales #138 (1975), Uncanny Tales #156 (1982)
Reprinted in Sinister Tales #138 (1975), Uncanny Tales #126 (1977)
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