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Adventures into the Unknown #92

American Comics Group · Series began 1948 · January 1958

Dates

Cover date
January 1958
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Ogden Whitney, Kurt Schaffenberger, Pete Costanza, John Rosenbergerinks: Ogden Whitney, Kurt Schaffenberger, John Rosenbergerletters: Ed Hamiltonscript: Richard Hughes

Stories

  • Pie In the Sky! · 7 pages

    A private investigator discovers aliens who take jaded and disenfranchised people to a world where all their dreams come true. The planet is shaped like a giant pie in the sky.

  • Mirror of Magic · 1 pages

    A sickly couple enter a magic mirror into a world of paradise.

  • Annals of the Occult! · 5 pages

    Banker Frederick Forbes vanished in 1867 with a great amount of the townspeoples' money. Nearly a hundred years later, his great-grandson agrees to undergo hypnosis to solve the mystery, and learns that it was accidental death, not villainy, that caused Forbes to disappear, and the money is finally recovered.

  • Da Vinci's Wig! · 8 pages

    An engineer who feels inadequate dons a wig that was purportedly worn by Leonardo Da Vinci. Suddenly he becomes an incredible inventor believing he's possessed by Da Vinci. It turns out he is the reincarnation of Leonardo Da Vinci himself and was just hampered throughout his life by lack of confidence.

  • Cave Drawing · 1 pages

    Explorers stumble into an ancient cavern and discover a cave drawing of a futuristic city.

  • Explanation, Please! · 5 pages

    The ghost of a kindly Indian chief saves three white ranchers from drowning.

Reprinted in

Amazing Stories of Suspense (1963), Adventures into the Unknown (1958), Creepy Worlds (1962), Forbidden Worlds (1951), Secrets of the Unknown (1962), Uncanny Tales (1963), Sinister Tales (1964), Astounding Stories (1966), PS Artbooks Softee: Adventures into the Unknown (2020)

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