Tomb of Darkness #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Ain't Got No Body," a desperate gangster flees the law by hijacking an elderly man’s car, only to find himself in a bizarre twist when the old man reveals he’s from the future and has a very specific, unsettling purpose for his passenger. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art and inks by Don Heck, this 1975 Marvel tale blends pulp suspense with a touch of sci-fi oddity. The cover by Ron Wilson and Vince Colletta captures the story’s eerie, offbeat tone.
In "I Ain't Got No Body," a down-on-his-luck man is offered a hundred dollars to take part in a mysterious experiment by a reclusive scientist. After the procedure, he wakes up in the scientist’s body—finally with a chance at a better life—only to find himself facing a deadly welcome home from the scientist’s wife, who harbors a deep hatred for her husband.
In a pulse-pounding 1975 tale from *Tomb of Darkness #15*, a desperate crook hijacks an old man in a bid to flee the law—only to find himself trapped in a nightmare when the man reveals he’s a time traveller from a distant future, hunting human specimens for display. With suspense thick as fog and the past colliding with a terrifying future, the line between hunter and prey blurs in this chilling, five-page encounter.
When a Martian maze traps a crew of scientists, only the ship’s steward, Willy, sees through the illusion—though the real challenge may be more than just a puzzle. With Alice, Prof. Arnold Wolsey, and Gen. Rufus G. Harrington watching, Willy must outthink a test designed to confound even the brightest minds.
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