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CATALOG RECORD

Fear #2

Marvel · Series began 1970 · January 1971

Dates

Cover date
January 1971
On sale
October 13, 1970
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Paul Reinmanletters: Artie Simekinks: Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Paul Reinman

Stories

  • What Was "X" the Thing That Lived! · 18 pages

    A writer buys an enchanted typewriter that brings his monster stories to life.

  • Orrgo... the Unconquerable! · 7 pages

    An alien race with immense telepathic and telekinetic powers send one of their kind to conquer Earth. He easily defeats the police and army and freezes Washington, DC in a block of ice, but is killed by a gorilla while resting because he only prepared defences against humans.

  • One-Way Journey! · 5 pages

    A heartless tycoon has a time machine built to take him forty years into the future, where he believes that war and disease will be wiped out.

  • I Dared Enter the Forbidden World! · 6 pages

    A white game hunter finds the legendary elephant's graveyard, hoping to make a fortune in ivory. He discovers that elephants were introduced to Earth by Martians, who use the graveyard as a gathering point for the ivory, and won't let him leave.

  • The Inhuman! · 5 pages

    In a future war between humans and robots the robots try to find a way to break the human defences by sending a robot spy disguised as a human. The spy's information leads them into a trap, and they discover that their spy was himself a human disguised as a robot.

  • I Learned the Dread Secret of the Blip! · 7 pages
  • I Defied the Curse of Tut-Ah-Anka! · 5 pages

    A criminal hides from the police in an old Egyptian tomb, ignoring the warning of a curse. He not only escapes the police, but has a run of luck that makes him rich and happy. Or so he thinks, as the gas in the tomb drove him mad and he is delusional in an Egyptian hospital.

Reprinted in

Adventure into Fear Omnibus (2020)

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