Adventures into Weird Worlds #20

This July 1953 Atlas anthology delivers four tales of the uncanny, with a cover by Russ Heath that pulls no punches: a bound, screaming man recoils in pure terror as a flaming, leering skeletal figure rises from the fire before him — a genuinely unsettling image that captures pre-Code horror at its rawest. The featured lead story is "The Doubting Thomas," alongside three more chilling offerings including "Where Man-Eaters Walk," "Kermit the Hermit," and "Never Again," each teased in small panels down the left side of the cover. For fans of early 1950s horror anthologies, this is a fine example of the genre firing on all cylinders.