Weird Science #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It Was a Monster from the Fourth Dimension," Harvey Kurtzman crafts a haunting tale of devotion and the uncanny, following an elderly man whose deep bond with his Model-T becomes something far beyond ordinary. When the car, seemingly alive with purpose, begins haunting his brother-in-law after Gregory's passing, the line between love and obsession blurs in ways no one can explain. The story, illustrated with Kurtzman’s precise, expressive art and lettered by Ben Oda, is a standout in EC’s legendary Weird Science series, with a cover by Al Feldstein that captures its eerie, melancholic tone.
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Gregory maintained his residence in a boarding house and the light of his life was his Model-T.....a car that he literally loved. The years passed and Gregory grew much older, yet his feelings for the car never dimmed. One day, he was found unconscious behind the wheel and was taken home where Gregory's sister took charge of her brother's affairs. She sold all of Gregory's possessions to help pay the hospital bills, and the car was sold to his brother-in-law, Sheldon. Oddly enough, the car chased Sheldon everywhere he went, then, after Gregory died, it drove off Suicide Bluff!
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