Where Monsters Dwell #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn a future where Earth’s overpopulation forces even the wealthy to farm weekly, a man escapes to a lush, sparsely populated planet—only to find its seemingly idyllic landscape hides a deadly secret. "Gigantus! The Monster That... Walked Like a Man!" by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Larry Lieber and lettering by Artie Simek, unfolds a tense tale of survival on a world where nature itself is a predator. The cover by Jack Kirby, Marie Severin, and Steve Ditko captures the eerie beauty of this alien realm.
In "The Frog-Man!", a centuries-old sorcerer’s curse traps an evil king as a frog, forcing him to hibernate through the ages. When Halloween night finally stirs him, he mistakes costumed children for giant frogs and retreats into sleep—believing the world has become exactly what he fears.
Carl Barker runs a roadside garage with a secret: he’s been building a car that can fly, and when a mysterious drifter shows up seeking work, he sees a chance to test it. The deal seems simple—fix the car, get paid, and disappear—but when Barker refuses to pay, the drifter takes matters into his own hands, turning the vehicle into a skyward escape.
In the future, Earth’s overpopulation forces even the wealthy to farm weekly—until Laird Benedict escapes to Deimos, a seemingly fertile new world. There, he finds a planet where the lush vegetation hides deadly secrets, and the few peaceful inhabitants survive only by laboring endlessly to stay fed.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #63 (1960), Strange Tales #104 (1963), Journey into Mystery #89 (1963), Journey into Mystery #94 (1963)
Reprinted in Monster Masterworks #[nn] (1989)
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