The Death of Me

by on Jun.24, 2020, under Syndicated from the Web

Reposted from THE HORRORS OF IT ALL | Go to Original Post

Gliding effortlessly on the wings of Death, and back to the 1950’s with an astonishingly dark tale from the February 1954 issue of Astonishing #30. Okay, so how many of you actually feel sorry for these decrepit old miserly millionaires and their good for nothing heirs? The even older saying, “You can’t take it with you,” seems terrifically trapped in limbo on this one.


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