All Star Adventure Comic #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTrapped aboard a spectral vessel cursed to sail forever, a desperate man confronts the ghostly legacy of the Flying Dutchman—only to discover that some legends are not meant to be conquered, and that freedom comes at a price.
In "I Entered the... Doorway to Doom!", a Russian farmer turned gold miner stumbles upon a mysterious portal hidden beneath the earth—leading to a realm teeming with malevolent beings. When Soviet soldiers arrive to seize his find, they quickly fall victim to the creatures beyond the threshold, leaving him to confront the terrifying power he’s awakened. Now, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance, he must decide how far he’ll go to protect what he’s found.
In "I Fought the Colossus!", a world transformed by an advanced supercomputer into a utopia begins to question its benefactor when the machine starts constructing a massive robot. As fear turns to fury, humanity destroys the colossus—only to discover too late that it was meant to replace the failing supercomputer, leaving civilization without the very mind that once guided it.
In "I Was A Prisoner of the... Ape Creatures!", Blake finds himself stranded on an alien world where the telepathic inhabitants resemble primitive humans. Though terrified of being dissected, he’s instead subjected to strange rays and abruptly returned to Earth—unremarkable, but alive.
In "Tribal Warfare!", two uranium prospectors resort to desperate measures, using a giant squid to poison a village's watering hole in an attempt to drive out the native people. When Jann uncovers their treachery, she must decide how to stop them—before the tribe’s fate is sealed.
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↩ Reprints Jann of the Jungle #10 (1956), Jann of the Jungle #11 (1956), Yellow Claw #3 (1957), Yellow Claw #4 (1957), Journey into Mystery #55 (1959), Strange Tales #72 (1959)
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