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Adventures into the Unknown#14
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Adventures into the Unknown #14

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In "Witch Who Wouldn't!", a scientist frozen in cryogenic sleep for a million years wakes to a world unrecognizable—where humanity has fled Earth and the few left are being forced into an alien army. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Carl Burgos, this early Arnold Book Company tale blends sci-fi dread with a haunting sense of isolation. The cover, by Ogden Whitney, captures the eerie stillness of a forgotten world.

Contains 12 stories
Witch Who Wouldn't!
8 pp · Fantasy
Ben TalbotHazelMiss Frobish

In "Witch Who Wouldn't!", Ben Talbot raises an orphaned infant he finds in the New England woods, only to face a reckoning when she grows into a woman with powerful occult gifts—and refuses his demands to marry her and serve his ambitions. As her accelerated aging begins to take hold, she retreats into the wilds, becoming a figure of dread and mystery.

Inside the Mountain!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Sanders
Dream World?
5 pp · Fantasy
Fred TaylorMrs. ParkerMr. JonesMr. CollinsMr. Pearson

In "Dream World?", Fred Taylor’s quiet life takes a surreal turn when his imagination proves too powerful for the townspeople to ignore—especially when their greed pushes him to flee into the world he dreams of. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page fantasy tale explores the thin line between dreams and reality through a boy who never needed to leave his mind to change the world.

He Pierced the Unknown!
8 pp · Fantasy
Albert HurakiMrs. Ward
Good or Bad?
1 pp · Non-Fiction
Robert PerryCharlie Boone
Menace from Mars!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Lynn Hamilton

In "Menace from Mars!" from Adventures into the Unknown #14, a sudden Martian invasion looms over Earth—until one clever human steps forward. Using nothing but his wits and a surprising command of Earth’s fiercest creatures, he turns the tide in a tense standoff that tests the limits of fear and intelligence.

The Man with the Atomic Brain!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Ted LestronKarl Lestron

In "The Man with the Atomic Brain!", a man whose mind was altered by his parents’ radiation exposure finds himself pursued by the government—until a secret network of others like him reaches out, offering refuge in a hidden community where they can finally be themselves.

Trapped on Earth
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "Trapped on Earth," a sentient gas designed to enslave human minds accidentally takes hold of a ventriloquist's puppet—its new, unwilling host—on Earth, leaving the alien conquerors' plan in disarray. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds in just four pages as the gas struggles to assert control from within a lifeless, voiceless form.

Travelers in Time!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Norman Crane (screenwriter)Griffith Cartwright (director)

In a quiet moment between pitches, a screenwriter shares a wild idea with a director—that haunted houses might be portals for time travelers from the future—only to breathe a sigh of relief when the director dismisses it as too outlandish. The truth? He’s one of those travelers, and the lie keeps his secret safe.

Invasion from Outer Space
5 pp · Science Fiction

When alien ships descend over Earth, panic spreads and the military launches a desperate strike—only to fail. In the chaos, a reclusive astronomer steps forward with a startling plan: disarm, not in fear, but to unite humanity. The truth behind the invasion is far stranger than anyone imagined.

The Man in the Iron Box!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Phineas Stokes

In "The Man in the Iron Box!", a scientist frozen in cryogenic sleep for a million years awakens to a world he no longer recognizes—where humanity has advanced beyond war, only to be enslaved by alien forces. Left behind with only memories of a lost Earth, he must navigate a future where survival means confronting the very fate he tried to escape.

Rocket Ship X-200
5 pp · Science Fiction
Charlie Brewster

Jo, a seasoned but overlooked space pilot, finds his reputation transformed when his modest Rocket Ship X-200 becomes the first to detect an approaching alien armada. Though ridiculed for his outdated vessel, his timely warning gives Earth the edge it needs to repel the invasion, earning him command of a new space patrol.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Carl Burgos
cover pencils, inks Ogden Whitney

Reprints

↩ Reprints Black Magic #5 [38] (1958), Adventures into the Unknown #101 (1958), Journey into Mystery #52 (1959), Strange Tales #69 (1959), Journey into Mystery #66 (1961), Sinister Tales #191 (1983), Sinister Tales #220 (1988), Creepy Worlds #56, Uncanny Tales #14

Reprinted in Amazing Stories of Suspense #176 (1979), Uncanny Tales #69

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