Adventure into Mystery #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Next Stop Eternity!", a scientist’s accidental journey to a serene alternate realm sets off a chain of choices that test his ideals. Written by Carl Wessler and brought to life with dynamic art by Joe Maneely, this 1956 adventure explores the weight of unintended consequences when a simple act of love sparks a dangerous shift in power. The striking cover by Bill Everett captures the story’s otherworldly tone, hinting at a journey far beyond the ordinary.
In "Good-Bye Forever!" from Adventure into Mystery #3 (1956), a scientist discovers a ray that transports him to a peaceful realm where he falls for the king’s daughter. Though rejected due to his poverty, he returns to his own world, gathers weapons as gifts, and returns to offer them in exchange for her hand—only to see the king’s dreams turn to conquest. When he realizes the danger his gifts pose, he destroys them and flees, leaving behind the love he found.
In "Bedlam," an explorer in South America stumbles upon a secret group of Martian scientists studying Earth from the shadows. When he tries to prove their existence by posing as one of them, the resulting chaos reveals just how unprepared humanity truly is for the truth.
In "A World Gone Mad!" from Adventure into Mystery #3 (1956), a man’s quiet evening spirals into dread when he believes his home has been taken over by an intruder—only to discover the unsettling truth is far more mundane. A prank by neighborhood kids swapping street signs sends him into a panic, blurring the line between fear and reality in a story that lingers long after the scare ends.
In "Behind the Locked Door..." from Adventure into Mystery #3 (1956), Jo, a woman who trusts in the power of telepathy, receives a desperate mental plea from a man trapped behind a locked door. When the police initially dismiss her claims, she insists on a connection to the wanted poster—her conviction leads them to a shocking discovery.
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Reprinted in Astonishing #62 (1957), Fear #26 (1975), Giant-Size Chillers #1 (1975), Chamber of Chills #17 (1975), Capitaine America #50 (1975)
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