Adventures into Weird Worlds #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Iron Door," a chilling tale from 1952’s Adventures into Weird Worlds #2, a man stumbles upon a grotesque truth hidden beneath the surface of success: the powerful and influential among us may not be who they seem. With art by Werner Roth, this unsettling story unfolds through a series of eerie revelations, where appearances are dangerously deceptive. The cover, by Sol Brodsky, captures the tension with a stark, memorable image that hints at the secrets lurking just out of sight.
In "The Eyes!", a chilling tale from *Adventures into Weird Worlds* #2 (1952), a routine encounter leads Jo to a horrifying realization: the most powerful figures in society hide a grotesque secret—eyes in the back of their heads. When one of them notices he’s seen too much, the truth becomes a deadly threat.
In "When a World Goes Mad!", a brilliant professor confronts a terrifying cosmic theory: a colossal entity drifts through space, capable of devouring entire planets—yet even it might be prey to something far greater. The story unfolds as the professor's chilling hypothesis pushes the boundaries of what's imaginable, leaving readers wondering just how vast, and how dangerous, the universe truly is.
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Reprinted in Mystery Tales #25 (1955), Mystic #12 (1960), Spellbound #11 (1961), Spellbound #12 (1961), Mystic #35 (1963), Mystic #47 (1964), Mystic Bumper Book #[nn] (1964), Weird Wonder Tales #1 (1973), Chamber of Chills #15 (1975), Crypt of Horror #19 (2013)
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