Strange Suspense Stories #60
"Enemy of the Universe" in Strange Suspense Stories #60 (1962) delivers a chilling, dreamlike tale from writer Joe Gill and artist Bill Molno, whose distinctive pencils and inks bring to life a terrifying two-headed glip that haunts John Reis’s nightmares—and may be more real than anyone thought. As Billy, his son, begins to defend him from the creature in his dreams, strange signs in the waking world suggest the glip isn’t just a figment. The cover, also by Bill Molno, captures the eerie tension of a boy facing a nightmare made manifest.
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John Reis tells his son Billy a tale of a two-headed glip. When the beast appears in his dreams, Billy protects him. But evidence of the animal exists in the real world too.
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