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Marvel Tales #105

Marvel · Series began 1949 · February 1952

Dates

Cover date
February 1952
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Russ Heath, Fred Kida, Harry Lazarus, Gene Colan, Joe Sinnottinks: Russ Heath, Fred Kida, Gene Colan, Joe Sinnottcolors: Stan Goldbergscript: Carl Wessler, Hank Chapman

Stories

  • The Spider Waits! · 6 pages

    Sven is a factory worker who is charged with the task of keeping his workplace free of spiders. Unfortunately, Sven suffered a harrowing incident as a child and is deathly afraid of them. As an adult however, he manages to overcome his fear and takes great delight in killing every spider he can find. After work, he meets a woman at a bar who pays him ten dollars to clean the spiders out of her parlor. When he arrives at her house, he realizes that the lady is actually a spider-woman who traps Sven inside of a gigantic web.

  • In Little Pieces · 5 pages

    A man finds he has the power to kill people by tearing photos of them. He decides to get rid of his shrew wife by tearing her photo but after doing it without even glancing at it, his recently fearful wife tells him that she has been trying to please him lately so she replaced her photo with one of him.

  • The Curse Of Makhe-Sof · 2 pages
  • The Red Face · 4 pages

    A man arranges for a rival to be murdered at Mardi Gras, but instead of meeting the assassin in a Devil costume, he gets hauled away by the real Devil.

  • The Drop of Water · 3 pages

    The tear from a statue turns out to be the universal solvent.

  • The Man Who Vanished! · 5 pages

    An evil old man in a cabin tends plants who used to be people.

Reprinted in

Where Monsters Dwell (1970), Monsters on the Prowl (1971), Fear (1970), Doomsday (1972), Chiller Pocket Book (1980)

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