Tomb of Darkness #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Something Lurks on Shadow Mountain!", an intrepid explorer stumbles upon an ancient secret beneath Shadow Mountain, unwittingly awakening a dormant robot warrior named Shagg—originally designed as a guardian, now unleashed far too soon. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1976 Marvel classic blends mystery and sci-fi in a tale where the past comes alive with terrifying consequences. The cover by Ed Hannigan and Tom Palmer captures the eerie tension of the moment, hinting at a buried threat stirring beneath the desert sands.
In "Something Lurks on Shadow Mountain!", a young man named George Ashton finds himself ensnared in a chilling mystery after he opens a forbidden box at the urging of a mysterious woman—only to discover she is none other than Pandora herself. With the weight of ancient secrets now unleashed, George must confront the terrifying consequences of his actions before the darkness she awakened consumes everything.
In "I Unleashed Shagg upon the World!", a lone explorer stumbles upon an ancient desert ruin and inadvertently awakens a dormant robotic guardian named Shagg. What begins as a moment of awe quickly spirals into chaos as the machine, disturbed from its long slumber, unleashes a rampage that leaves no trace but a single, cryptic journal entry.
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