Adventures Into Terror #13

(December 1952)

Don't Try to Outsmart the Devil! (Table of Contents)

comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

Stan Lee

Pencils:

Carmine Infantino

Inks:

Gil Kane ?

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Job Number:

B-144

Content Information

Genre:

horror-suspense

Synopsis:

An evil man makes a bargain with Satan that his heart will never stop beating so that he will live forever, but Satan merely arranges it so that his heart continues to beat after his body has rotted away.

Reprints:

• in Vampire Tales (Marvel, 1973 series) #3 (February 1974)

Indexer Notes

Kane attribution from Infantino per Michael J. Vassallo:


http://timely-atlas-comics.blogspot.com/2013/04/carmine-infantino-1925-2...

The Visitor (Table of Contents)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

George Roussos

Inks:

George Roussos ?

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Job Number:

B-60

Content Information

Genre:

horror-suspense

Synopsis:

A man is convinced that controlling visitors exist all around him and when he is confronted by mist he goes off his rocker.

Reprints:

• in Giant-Size Werewolf (Marvel, 1974 series) #3 (January 1975)

Sugar is--Death! (Table of Contents)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

Hy Rosen

Inks:

Hy Rosen ?

Colors:

?

Letters:

typeset

Job Number:

B-113

Content Information

Genre:

horror-suspense

Reprints:

• in Journey Into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #17 (August 1954) [as "Sweet Death"]
which is reprinted
• in Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Journey Into Mystery (Marvel, 2008 series) #2 ([May] 2009)

Indexer Notes

Illustrations from a Hy Rosen story

The Hands of Death (Table of Contents)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

Don Perlin

Inks:

Abe Simon

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Job Number:

B-62

Content Information

Genre:

horror-suspense

Synopsis:

A woman's car breaks down in an area where women have been strangled and she takes shelter in a nearby house. She is admitted by a bundled figure that she abruptly assumes is the strangler. She screams, and another man breaks in the door, but the new man on the scene is actually the stranger. The bundled person tosses aside his disguise and kills the strangler, apologizes to the woman for frightening her, and explains that the strangler had murdered his wife and so he had disguised himself as bait.

Reprints:

• in Giant-Size Werewolf (Marvel, 1974 series) #3 (January 1975)

The Man Who Talked to Rats (Table of Contents)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

Manny Stallman

Inks:

Manny Stallman ?

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Job Number:

B-164

Content Information

Genre:

horror-suspense

Synopsis:

A man comes across a man who talks to rats in an alley and makes a deal with him to kill his uncle so he will inherit his money. The weird guy sends his rats into the estate to chew up the old guy and the nephew both.

Reprints:

• in Giant-Size Werewolf (Marvel, 1974 series) #3 (January 1975)