Das Monster von Frankenstein #18
In "Todesarten!", the Frankenstein Monster and Ralf Caccone are imprisoned by the Cardinal and brought to an eerie ICON warehouse, where shadows and secrets lie in wait. As the air grows thick with tension, the Night-Creature emerges from the dark, drawn to the Monster’s presence—its arrival heralding a confrontation that could change everything.
In "Der Schatten," a magician discovers his shadow has a will of its own—once a tool of his act, now a vengeful force. After being fired for disappointing an audience, he unleashes his shadow on his former boss, setting it loose to punish the man who dismissed him. Just as the shadow closes in for the kill, a sudden accident cuts the moment short.
In "Morgen!", a disgruntled former employee named Harry Dunston is drawn into a mysterious organization that claims to prevent future tragedies—using special glasses that glimpse the next 24 hours. When he’s given a chance to prove himself, his first test reveals a moment of hesitation that leads to a dangerous choice, setting off a chain of events that forces him to confront his own intentions.
In "Frag nicht so dumm!", a father’s playful jab at his son’s curious questions spirals into something far more unexpected when the boy takes his dad’s moose horn and blows it outside—only to see a sky full of storks descending with bundles in tow. What starts as a lighthearted exchange about where babies come from quickly takes a whimsical turn, leaving the father stunned and the boy wide-eyed.
In "Der Mann der wünschte!", a desperate man strikes a dangerous bargain with Satan, trading his future for a fortune—10,000 dollars, paid by doctors eager to study a rare illness he’s given. With only a month to live, he must spend the money before time runs out, but the cost of his wish may be more than he ever imagined.
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↩ Reprints Suspense #10 (1951), Mystic #7 (1952), Adventures into Weird Worlds #14 (1953), Uncanny Tales #23 (1954), Marvel Tales #138 (1955), Frankenstein #15 (1975)
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