Das Monster von Frankenstein #22
In "Ein Phoenix namens Berserker!", the Frankenstein Monster ventures into the wilds of the Alps, driven by a desperate need to uncover the truth of his own existence. Pursued by the reassembled Berserker, the two clash in a brutal confrontation that ends not in destruction, but in an unexpected alliance—one forged in the snow and shadow of the mountains.
In "Der Wandelnde Geist," a skeptical radio debunker enters a supposedly haunted mansion to prove the supernatural is nonsense—only to vanish from sight as his own crew flees in terror, realizing too late that the ghost they sought was already walking among them.
In "Wie in Trance," a man's defiance of his wife's wishes leads him to remove protective hex signs from their barn, only to face a string of worsening misfortunes. As his health declines and hope fades, a sudden recovery brings him joy—only to be upended when he discovers she’s just finished restoring the very symbol he rejected.
In a world where androids face deep-seated prejudice, the threat of alien invasion briefly opens doors to equality—enough for one android to dream of marrying a human woman. But when peace returns, old divisions resurface with a vengeance. Now, as he sees her on the street, the woman he once loved looks right through him, pretending she doesn’t know him.
In "Des Sehers Geheimnis!", a mind-reading swami’s confidence shatters when he believes he’s uncovered an alien infiltrator preparing to invade Earth. Convinced the stakes are too great to keep his abilities hidden, he confesses to years of deception, claiming his psychic powers were real all along. The police investigate, only to discover the so-called alien was just an actor rehearsing a role.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #11 (1952), Uncanny Tales #22 (1954), Adventure into Mystery #4 (1956), Strange Stories of Suspense #16 (1957), Frankenstein #17 (1975)
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