Blue Bolt Weird Tales #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features "Demons of Docar," in which a mysterious wooden chest containing demonic creatures causes death and destruction to those who encounter it. The issue also includes a science fiction story involving characters named Jock and Martha who travel to Mars in a rocket ship, discovering alien plants and encountering Dr. Stefan's inventions before attempting to return to Earth. Additional content includes advertisements, such as a mail-order promotion for a three-foot tall rubber giant beach ball.
Jeff Barton, a wealthy man drawn by greed and curiosity, wins a mysterious carved chest at an auction, unaware of its deadly history. As he and his companion Joan leave the sale, they are overcome by choking fumes in a dark alley, and Jeff awakens to find grotesque, laughing demons emerging from the chest, threatening their lives.
Winfield Corrigan, a retired ship's captain, dismisses local legends about his new Southern Georgia mansion, where the previous owner supposedly died by suicide in the basement. When a mysterious moan draws him downstairs, he confronts a spectral figure that claims to be trapped by the very word "evil"—a word it cannot bear, for spelled backward, it is "live."
Lieutenant Jock Macready finds himself entangled in a dangerous web after a scuffle with a German civilian in a postwar Berlin cabaret, only to be arrested and assigned to secretly monitor Gretchen Bauer, the singer he’s fallen for. When a mysterious metal fragment and a cryptic message reveal the civilian was a messenger for a rogue scientist with plans to reach Earth from another world, Macready is thrust into a mission that pulls him into a remote-controlled rocket ship bound for an unknown destination. As the ship hurtles through space, he begins to suspect the journey may lead not just to another planet—but to a fate far stranger than he ever imagined.
In the heart of the Congo jungle, Jo-Jo and his companion Tanee stumble upon a long-lost city abandoned after a catastrophic explosion, its ruins now a haunting testament to a scientist's deadly obsession. As they explore the eerie, overgrown metropolis, they uncover remnants of a twisted utopia and face dangers both mechanical and human, all while unraveling the dark secrets of its forgotten creator.
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↩ Reprints Jo-Jo Comics #18 (1948), Rocket Ship X #1 (1951)
Reprinted in Blue Bolt Weird Tales of Terror #119 (1953), Black Light: The World of L. B. Cole #[nn] (2015)
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