Stark Terror #3
In "Clumsy," a 1971 tale from the pages of *Stark Terror* #3, a desperate scientist's well-intentioned plan spirals into horror when his attempt to revive his wife after seven years in suspended animation goes tragically awry. Eugene Hughes handles both art and inks for the story, bringing a stark, unsettling atmosphere to the tale, while Hector Castellon’s cover captures the eerie, fractured essence of the moment.
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A wife convinces her clumsy scientist husband to freeze her body thus putting her in suspended animation for 7 years. After she's declared legally dead, he will thaw her out and they can cash in on her insurance. Unfortunatly his clumsiness causes her frozen body to shatter to pieces when he knocks into her. When he thaws her out, he has to piece her body back together making her into a horrid jigsaw-like monstrosity.
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