Where Monsters Dwell #7
In "Rommbu!", a desperate gangster turns to a mysterious pincushion doll—its likeness to his rival eerily precise—hoping to curse him with each pin. When the doll’s fate takes a shocking turn after being thrown from a skyscraper, the line between fear and reality begins to blur. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck and lettering by Artie Simek, this 1971 Marvel tale blends dark humor and suspense, all framed by a striking cover by Marie Severin and Jack Kirby, inked by Dick Ayers and Marie Severin.
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A gangster buys a pincushion doll that looks like his rival, and his reactions to pins stuck in it convince him that it works. He throws the doll out the window of a tall building, but his rival has altered the doll to look like him instead.
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