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Adventures into the Unknown #129

American Comics Group · Series began 1948 · December 1961-January 1962

Dates

Cover date
December 1961-January 1962
On sale
October 17, 1961
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger, Pete Costanza, Ogden Whitney, Tom Hickeyinks: Kurt Schaffenberger, Pete Costanza, Ogden Whitney, Tom Hickeyscript: Richard Hughes

Stories

  • Prehistoric Island! · 12 pages

    During World War 2, an American fighter pilot is shot down by the Japanese but gets rescued by winged humans who take them to their island. The island is populated with Dinosaurs and the winged men explain that heat from the nearby volcanoes has preserved prehistoric life on this island and caused their people to take a different evolutionary path from the rest of humanity (hence the wings). The winged men help the pilot defeat a Japanese naval force but their island gets destroyed as a result and they are wiped out.

  • They're Good Luck! · Fanfare Series · 4 pages

    A write up on the history of horse shoes and why they are considered good luck charms.

  • Unknown Rescuer! · 3 pages

    The ghost of a woman rescues her daughter from a house fire.

  • The Man in the Picture! · 7 pages

    A group of hunters go out looking for game. One of the men (a skeptic) is told not to enter a section of woods known as the Haunted Forest but he refuses. As he enters the forest, he is attacked by American Indians who plan on burning him alive after binding him to a stake. He is rescued by their noble chief, Chief Manyfingers, so named because he has six fingers on each hand. The man wakes up and believes he dreamed the whole ordeal, until back at the lodge he sees a painting of Chief Manyfingers with an image of him tied to a stake behind him!

Reprinted in

Adventures into the Unknown (1990)

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