Beware #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Crystal of Time," a fugitive gangster desperate to vanish demands that a scientist produce his claimed invisibility serum—only to be tricked with a fake dose and turned over to the police. A tense standoff unfolds in a high-stakes chase through the lab, where science and deception collide. This 1955 Merit issue, lettered in typeset, delivers a classic pulp thriller with a twist of the impossible.
In "The Crystal of Time," a palaeographer uncovers an ancient crystal that whiskes him to the lost city of Atlantis, where he finds himself drawn into a desperate struggle to aid a queen and her people against a looming threat. The story unfolds with a quiet mystery that quickly deepens into a tense, otherworldly adventure.
Lou Taber, a desperate professional gambler who's lost everything, accepts a fortune teller's dark bargain: thirteen days of guaranteed wins connected to the number 13, followed by a lifetime of bad luck if he ever encounters that number again. Over two weeks of spectacular success at the casino, racetrack, and stock market, Taber amasses a fortune and falls in love with a beautiful woman, carefully avoiding his now-cursed number at every turn—until his wedding night reveals a secret that could unravel everything he's built.
In the grim Scottish Highlands, a tenant farmer named Steenie finds himself in debt after delivering his yearly rent to Sir Robert Murdock—only to discover the laird has mysteriously vanished along with the payment. When a supernatural encounter in Pitmurkie Wood offers Steenie a chance to settle his account, he must navigate a bewildering bargain struck in a castle that shouldn't exist, armed only with his wits and the cryptic warning of a ghostly ally. A tale of debts unpaid and secrets buried where the line between the living and the dead grows dangerously thin.
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