Adventures into the Unknown #95
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features "Journey to the Moon," in which passengers selected for the Hannegan-Brand Lunar Expedition board a spacecraft for the world's first journey to the moon, only to discover that flame people from a planet destroyed by cosmic ray bombardment have infiltrated the expedition seeking a new home. Additionally, "Through the Wall!" depicts Ed Farraday discovering that an old mansion holds a strange secret—a supernatural passageway that allows him to walk through solid walls, leading to unexpected supernatural encounters.
In "Journey to the Moon!" from Adventures into the Unknown #95 (1958), a teenage fan of the comic finds himself unexpectedly aboard a real-life mission to the Moon—only to discover that the crew isn't alone. As the astronauts approach the lunar surface, they encounter alien life forms with plans that threaten Earth, turning a historic voyage into a desperate race against time.
In "The Boy Who Was Psychic," young Stanley Onslow’s uncanny predictions begin on his fourth birthday—foreseeing his aunt’s arrival with a summer sled—then grow more startling as he warns of a heart attack across the hill and later, the death of President Roosevelt, all before the news breaks. The story unfolds with quiet wonder, tracing the eerie accuracy of a child’s foresight in a world that can’t quite believe it.
In "Up in Smoke!" from *Adventures into the Unknown* #95, Arthur Mellon’s experiment with a revolutionary cigarette filter takes a strange turn when he begins experiencing eerie premonitions—reading about an assassination and a sudden oil company surge, only to find the newspaper missing and the vendor claiming he was sick. As Arthur’s life spirals into uncanny coincidences, his gamble on the stock market yields impossible profits, leaving him questioning whether the filter gave him foresight—or something far more unsettling.
In "The 13th Juror!", a man stands trial for murder, his guilt seemingly certain—until a shadowy figure emerges from the courtroom’s darkness and uses hypnotism to sway the jury. With the verdict overturned and the accused freed, the jurors later recover their memories and describe the mysterious intruder, leading to a shocking recognition: the man they saw bears the face of the very victim, Sir Alfred Haines.
In "Through the Wall!" from Adventures into the Unknown #95 (1958), Ed Farraday’s dream of walking through a wall and into a blinding light leads him to uncover a hidden chamber behind the mansion’s crumbling facade. What begins as a strange vision of escape from debt and decay turns into a real-life mystery, as Ed follows the dream’s clues to a long-forgotten treasure. The story unfolds with quiet wonder, blending the eerie atmosphere of a haunted house with the thrill of discovery—no creators listed.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
Reprinted in Adventures into the Unknown #8 (1950), Forbidden Worlds #108 (1962), Forbidden Worlds #109 (1963), Unknown Worlds #26 (1963), Race for the Moon #22 (1965), Astounding Stories #13 (1967), Secrets of the Unknown #126 (1971), Secrets of the Unknown #173 (1977), Uncanny Tales #136 (1979), Secrets of the Unknown #192 (1980), Secrets of the Unknown #210 (1982), Amazing Stories of Suspense #236 (1988), Weird Space #2 (2000), PS Artbooks Softee: Adventures into the Unknown #16 (2021), Amazing Stories of Suspense #46, Forces of Evil #[nn], Secrets of the Unknown #115, Secrets of the Unknown #55, Uncanny Tales #13, Uncanny Tales #56
Key issues in Adventures into the Unknown
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.


