Strange Tales, #35

Published: April 1955

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Strange Tales #35

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1.000 pages horror-suspense
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Cover credits per Dr. Michael J. Vassallo as noted in Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Strange Tales Volume 4. Coloring credit per Stan Goldberg.

Danger Signal!
Story 1 5.000 pages horror-suspense
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A boy playing with toy trains saves his train engineer father when he leaves a warning light on a train rail that hasn't been switched due to the signalman's suffering a heart attack and the warning light appears in real life.

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My Friend Koogelie
Story 2 2.000 pages horror-suspense
The Man in the Bottle!
Story 3 5.000 pages horror-suspense
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A man gets suckered into releasing a tiny prisoner in a bottle due to promises of wealth only to find that he must take the prisoner's place.

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The Target!
Story 4 4.000 pages science fiction
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A young boy has his interest in space travel discouraged by his parents since they do not want him to return to Earth.

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The Character
Story 5 4.000 pages horror-suspense
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Merlin takes a tour of modern day London and is disappointed when the natives fail to show the appropriate respect.

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The last page appears to be altered/redrawn by another artist, possible Sol Brodsky and/or Carl Burgos. The lettering is also be someone other than Ayers. Nick Caputo suspects the page was revised at the request of the newly formed Comics Code Authority.

Freddie's Face
Story 6 5.000 pages horror-suspense
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A man's ugly face begins to look handsome as he does good deeds.

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