Where Monsters Dwell #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Was Trapped By the Things on Easter Island!", the fantastically wealthy Ed Bean—bored by every thrill life has offered, even murder—pockets a million-dollar bounty for anyone who can give him a new experience. When a grotesque old man answers his ad, he lures Bean to a deserted house for a test of wills and terror. Al Eadeh handles both pencils and inks on the interior, while Jack Kirby and Christopher Rule deliver the eerie, otherworldly cover.
In "I Was Trapped By the Things on Easter Island!" from Where Monsters Dwell #24 (1973), a stranded pilot stumbles upon the eerie sight of Easter Island’s statues stirring to life—only to hear them plotting a galactic conquest and the subjugation of Earthmen. The story unfolds with a creeping sense of dread as the silent monoliths reveal a hidden intelligence and a terrifying agenda.
In the sweltering jungle beyond a crumbling prison, a desperate criminal spins a tale of the Ape Man, hoping the legend will deter his pursuers. But when the myth proves all too real, he finds himself trapped in a nightmare where his own fate is bound to the creature’s curse—transforming into an ape unless he can pass the burden to another.
In a tale of macabre curiosity, the perpetually bored millionaire Ed Bean—jaded even by murder—offers a million dollars to anyone who can show him something he hasn’t experienced. A grotesque old man answers the call, leading him to a deserted house where Bean will finally face the one thing he’s never known: death.
In "The Monster Escapes!", a stranded alien desperate to return home stumbles into an airtight time capsule—only to find himself trapped as the very thing he sought to avoid: a prisoner of his own design. The story unfolds with quiet dread as the creature’s final moments play out in silence, a haunting twist on escape and survival.
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