Vault of Horror #3
In "Two of a Kind!", horror legend Al Feldstein returns to the genre he helped define, crafting a chilling tale of cosmic terror in *Vault of Horror* #3. When rancher Hank witnesses a giant pink blob devour his cattle and then turns its attention to him, he seeks help from his scientist friend Willy—only to face a fate even more horrifying than the creature itself. With art and inks by Feldstein and colors by Marie Severin, this 1992 issue delivers a classic, unsettling story, its cover by Johnny Craig capturing the dread in every line.
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Hank has quite a shock when he sees a giant pink blob descend upon one of his cattle and devour it. Then, Hank himself has to flee for his life. Desperate, he visits a friend of his, the scientist Willy. After listening intently to Hank's story, Willy theorizes that the creature is from the "fourth dimension". Willy uses a device to propel himself into the fourth dimension, where he hopes to determine the blob's weak point. Minutes later, the device explodes and Willy reappears. He's dead, with a look of horror frozen on his face. On the upside, the blob seems to have been killed, as well.
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