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Cover: Ron Wilson & Mike Esposito

Journey into Mystery #15

Feb 1975 · Marvel · 0.25 USD
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In "I Fought the Molten Man-Thing!" from Journey into Mystery #15 (1975), a desperate plantation owner tries to buy time by sacrificing his workers to a swarm of ants, only to find his fiery moat defense futile when the insects cross over the corpses of their fallen kin. With haunting visuals by Gene Colan and a striking cover by Ron Wilson and Mike Esposito, this chilling tale blends survival horror with a grim, unexpected twist.

Contains 4 stories
I Fought the Molten Man-Thing!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Frank Harperlava creature

In "I Fought the Molten Man-Thing!" from Journey into Mystery #15 (1975), a pilot seeking peace after a devastating crash stumbles upon a volcanic eruption and a monstrous, lava-encrusted being. With only a wind tunnel and quick thinking, he confronts the creature in a desperate bid to stop it from spreading.

It Was Only a Simple Barber Shop...or Was It??!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Mugsy BogarJoe the Barber

In "It Was Only a Simple Barber Shop...or Was It??!", Mugsy Bogar, a fugitive with nowhere to turn, takes shelter in a seemingly ordinary barbershop—only to find the quiet routine of a shave and a cut may be the last thing he ever experiences. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as the barber’s calm demeanor hides something far more unsettling beneath the surface.

Which Wish, Dish...?
5 pp
HelenMaryAdahnMarie Antoinette

In "Which Wish, Dish...?", a desperate woman’s wish for beauty and wealth lands her in a gilded trap—literally ascending the stairs to a throne she never asked for. But as the crowd watches, she realizes too late: she didn’t wish to be Marie Antoinette.

The Hungry Jaws
5 pp
Rodrigo DorezBlack Ants

In "The Hungry Jaws," a desperate plantation owner faces a relentless tide of swarming ants, using his workers as a grim sacrifice to buy time with a burning moat—only to find the dead bodies become a bridge the ants use to overrun him. The story unfolds with chilling precision, blending dread and grim pragmatism in a tale where survival comes at a terrible cost.

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CGC 9.8 · 4 in census $409*
CGC 9.6 · 4 in census $121*
CGC 9.4 · 6 in census $70*
CGC 9.2 · 1 in census $49*
CGC 9.0 · 2 in census $40*
CGC 8.5 · 2 in census $33*
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CGC 8.0 none in existence
CGC 7.5 · 1 in census $30*
CGC 7.0 · 2 in census $30*
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CGC 6.0 · 1 in census $30*
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Full credits

artist, inker Gene Colan
cover pencils Ron Wilson
cover inks Mike Esposito

Reprints

↩ Reprints Uncanny Tales #11 (1953), Mystic #36 (1955), Tales of Suspense #7 (1960), Tales of Suspense #29 (1962)

Reprinted in Spindelmannen #2/1975 (1975), Spindelmannen #4/1975 (1975)

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