Time for a shivery supernatural tale, guaranteed to choke you up a bit, from the December 1951 issue of Captain Science #7. Vince Napoli's oddly shoddy artwork actually works to the story's advantage this time around, providing a surreal air of nightmarish weirdness, and propelling those bent-necked spectres into a whole other realm of blood-curdling spookery. Have yourselves a super swingin' Sunday, fiends!
This incredibly inspired back-up story from the October 1953 issue of Captain Science #6 is one of the finest examples of 50’s pre-code sci-fi horror that I’ve ever posted here at THOIA. It’s a century spanning tale of epic proportions, well written and smart, nicely illustrated and even scary in a creepy Phase IV sort of scientific way.
Hope you enjoy this one, and thanks again to Brian Hirsch for the great scans!
FYI: I have more sci-fi horror lined up for later this month, (heavy on the horror of course.) What's your favorite killer bug movie?