Where Monsters Dwell #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Human Can Beat Me!", an alien arrives on Earth with a bold challenge: defeat any human in any contest, or face invasion. After effortlessly besting every competitor, the alien is met with an unexpected twist when a man claims he’s slept for a million years—prompting the alien to vow to sleep for two million. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Paul Reinman, this 1975 Marvel classic features a cover by Aubrey Bradford and John Romita.
Frank Taylor, a man with a quiet confidence, steps forward when an alien giant declares that no human can beat him at any contest—unless Earth wants to face invasion. When the alien effortlessly triumphs in every challenge, Frank makes a bold claim: he’s slept for one million years, and dares the giant to outlast him. The alien, stunned and defiant, vows to sleep for two million years—setting the stage for an impossible test of endurance.
A scientist investigates mysterious explosions at Mt. Rushmore, uncovering a chilling theory: beings from a parallel dimension may be constructing a monument to one of their own—somewhere between our world and theirs.
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