Weird War Tales #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bloodbath of the Toy Soldiers," a man’s quiet evening unravels when a mysterious voice from a tape recorder grips his attention—only to reveal itself as a cruel illusion. Written by Steve Skeates and illustrated by Paul Kirchner, with inks by Tex Blaisdell and letters by Milt Snapinn, this chilling 1976 tale from Weird War Tales builds tension with a single, haunting sound. The cover, a stark and haunting image by Joe Kubert, captures the story’s eerie stillness before the collapse.
In a silent, crumbling bunker, a soldier hears a woman’s voice echoing through the dark—only to realize it’s a recording, a ghost from a forgotten past. His rage turns to terror as he smashes the device, triggering a collapse that swallows him whole.
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Reprinted in Arak, Fils de la foudre #3 (1982), Choc #13 (1987), Showcase Presents: The Great Disaster Featuring the Atomic Knights #[nn] (2014)
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