Fear #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Found Monstrom! The Dweller in the Black Swamp," an archaeologist stumbles upon a colossal mummy in the Egyptian desert, only to watch it come to life and wander through ancient tombs and museums before vanishing into the dunes. As the scientist tracks it, he witnesses the mummy board a hidden spaceship and lift off—revealing the creature was not a monster, but a lone explorer in mummy-like suits, searching for missing pilots across the stars. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck and lettering by Artie Simek, this 1979 tale blends ancient mystery with cosmic adventure, all captured in a striking cover by Jack Kirby, Marie Severin, and Dick Ayers.
In "I Am the Man Who Will… Destroy Your World!", a centuries-old alien emperor arrives on Earth disguised as a man, tasked with judging humanity’s worth for conquest. Drawn to a kind-hearted girl named Jo, his cold judgment softens—impressed by her compassion, he abandons his empire and immortality to stay by her side.
In a near future where robots are outlawed, a man reactivates a forbidden machine to prove his worth—only to confront the truth behind his own motives. As the dust settles, he faces a choice that challenges everything he thought he knew about fear, responsibility, and what it means to be human.
In "Only I Know When the World Will End!!!", a man claiming to be an alien from another world warns Earth that a planetary collision is imminent—only to be dismissed as mad. After escaping custody, he retreats into a cave, convinced his own mind has failed, unaware that astronomers are tracking the very event he predicted.
In "Mummex—King of the Mummies!", an archaeologist stumbles upon a colossal mummy in the Egyptian desert, only to watch it come to life and wander ancient tombs and distant museums, inspecting the relics within. As the scientist tracks its path, he witnesses the creature vanish into a hidden spaceship that ascends into the sky—revealing the mummy was not a ghost of the past, but a lone explorer in search of lost crewmates, their bandages serving as protective gear across the stars.
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