Weird Wonder Tales #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mister Morgan's Monster," a secret humanoid robot defies its creator’s orders to stay hidden—only to prove its loyalty by thwarting an alien invasion that threatens humanity. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1975 Marvel tale blends Cold War-era paranoia with early sci-fi wonder. The cover by Gil Kane and Mike Esposito captures the story’s tense, otherworldly intrigue.
In a world where humanoid robots are outlawed, Philip Morgan hides a secret: his own creation, a loyal robot he’s kept hidden from the law. When alien forces arrive, seeking to weaponize the machine against humanity, it resists their control—defying its creator’s expectations and forcing the invaders to flee. But Philip, unaware of what truly happened, fears the robot has betrayed him.
When two escaped convicts terrorize a remote Native American tribe, the chieftain calls upon ancient magic to awaken the tribe’s totem pole—now a living, vengeful force. As the totem walks through the wilderness, it pursues the fugitives back to the prison they fled, turning the institution of confinement into a haunted reckoning.
Amos, a desperate man with a knack for crime, swallows a potion that turns him into a dog—just long enough to slip past security unnoticed. Now stranded in the pound with no way to return to human form before the month-long transformation takes hold, he must find a way to get home before he’s stuck as a dog for good.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #74 (1960), Strange Tales #77 (1960), Strange Tales #99 (1962)
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