Weird Wonder Tales #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Evil Is a Baaaaad Scene!!," a scientist who predicted atomic war and sealed himself behind a force field for two decades emerges to find the world transformed—where a longevity serum grants a thousand-year lifespan, but only to those under thirty. Written by Jack Oleck and illustrated by Bob Forgione, with inks by Jack Abel, this 1976 Marvel tale explores the unintended consequences of progress through a chilling, thought-provoking lens. The cover, by Gene Colan, Ed Hannigan, and Tom Palmer, captures the story’s eerie, futuristic tone.
In "Evil Is a Baaaaad Scene!!," hosted by Don Heck, a mad magician’s reckless summoning of a demon goes disastrously wrong when a stray cat interrupts the ritual—unleashing the creature upon both the sorcerer and the unsuspecting crowd. The line between spell and chaos blurs in this eerie, fast-paced tale of unintended consequences.
In a world on the brink of atomic war, a visionary scientist builds a force field to shield himself from the coming devastation. Twenty years later, he steps out to find a changed world where a miracle serum grants immortality—but only to those under thirty.
In "There Were 3 Victims!" from Weird Wonder Tales #14, three men find themselves stranded in the void after being ejected from a malfunctioning rocket bound for Mars—only to discover they’re not the only ones fighting to survive the cold, silent dark. With no oxygen and a ship hurtling toward a criminal colony, they must use their wits to turn the vessel around before it’s too late.
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