Weird Horrors #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Invasion from the Past" is a standout tale in the eerie anthology Weird Horrors #5, a 1952 St. John publication where Albert Tyler’s distinctive art brings a chilling sense of wonder to a scientist’s dangerous experiment. When a device meant to peer into history accidentally unleashes mythical beasts into the present, chaos unfolds—thanks to a twist of sabotage and a machine that shouldn’t have worked. Tyler’s dynamic pencils define the cover and the story’s haunting visuals, making this a must-have for fans of vintage sci-fi horror.
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A scientist builds a machine that allows people to look into the past. The machine shows that creatures of myth and fantasy actually existed such as dragons, giants, imps etc. When his jealous assistant sabotages the machine, it brings the creatures into the modern world where they run amok.
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