Adventures into Weird Worlds #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Two-Timer," a desperate man flees to the past to escape an encroaching infestation—only to find himself trapped when no one in the present can open his time capsule. With future bugs already infiltrating the machine, their arrival in the present becomes inevitable. Hy Rosen handles both pencils and inks for the interior art, while Joe Maneely and Carl Burgos team up on the cover, capturing the story’s eerie, time-twisting tension.
In "The Two-Timer," a man’s desperate attempt to stage his wife’s suicide backfires when the gas company’s cutoff notice exposes his lie—leading the police straight to him. The story unfolds with chilling precision, turning a domestic tragedy into a tense game of deception and consequence.
In "Bone Dry," a desperate drought pushes a village to the brink, and a power-hungry man exploits the last known spring to claim leadership—only to be undone when the villagers keep silent about the approaching tidal wave. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling 1954 tale turns survival into a quiet, inevitable reckoning.
In "Indestructible!" from *Adventures into Weird Worlds* #29 (1954), a man flees to the past to escape an invasion of terrifying bugs—only to find himself trapped in a time capsule that modern humans can't open. When the future bugs finally breach the machine, they pour into the present, turning his desperate escape into a nightmare that’s just beginning.
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Reprinted in Spellbound #41 (1963)
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