Dates
- Cover date
- November 1962
- On sale
- August 9, 1962
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers (2)
Copies of #35 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.
- Original edition12¢ coverSource ↗
- UK pence edition9d [0-0-9 GBP] cover
British
Printed cover price 9d [0-0-9 GBP].
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Stories
- I Accepted the Deadly Challenge of Zarkorr! · 7 pages
A veteran space pilot is forced to retire because of his lack of experience with newer equipment, but an alien visitor gives Earth a challenge that only he can pass. After succeeding, he is appointed to command the space patrol, but the alien visitor was really the pilot in disguise.
- The Radio · 2 pages
A ham radio enthusiast picks up a genie on one frequency but wastes his three wishes before he knows what's happening.
- I Must Enter the Tomb of Tut-Am-Tut! · 6 pages
A scientist creates a time machine to travel back to ancient Egypt in order to pose as a magician and find the location of a great treasure. He is trapped in the past when his time machine is buried with the Pharaoh.
- Never Threaten a Witchman! · 5 pages
An untalented bald actor wants to receive the leading parts in plays so he goes to a witchman for a potion that will help him. The witchman tells him that he does have such a potion but does not want to give it to him, because it is too dangerous. The actor is heedless and pulls a gun on him. The witchman relents and gives the actor the potion, but the actor finds that after drinking it he can only find work as a circus freak because his hair grows so quickly.
- Revolt of the Robots! · 5 pages
Robots make Earth into a living paradise, but humans grow fearful and oppress them. The robots leave for another planet, where they build and oppress their own robots while Fate laughs.
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