Challengers of the Unknown #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sinister Sponge," the Challengers of the Unknown encounter Miklos, a man transformed into a living sponge after a diving accident, as he struggles to reclaim his humanity. With a desperate plea for help from his neighbor Stacy, the team follows a trail of chaos that leads to a bank heist and a shocking betrayal. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Bob Brown, this 1965 classic blends sci-fi oddity with emotional stakes, all rendered in striking detail on a cover by Bob Brown.
In "The Sinister Sponge," the Challengers of the Unknown encounter Miklos, a man transformed into a living sponge after a diving accident, as he struggles with his strange new form. When his neighbor Stacy promises a cure, Miklos sets out to find the money—only to find himself drawn into a crime spree that drains color, sound, and even the Challs' strength, all while the truth about Stacy begins to unravel.
In "The Terrors of Mr. Tic-Tac-Toe," the Challengers of the Unknown find themselves stranded in the desert after a forced landing, only to be ensnared by the eerie Mr. Tic-Tac-Toe and his silent accomplice Herbert. As the team is scattered and trapped in a surreal game of deadly proportions, the line between puzzle and peril blurs—until Prof must outwit the twisted game master with a clever swap that could turn the tide.
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Reprinted in Spectre #4 (1968), Etranges Aventures #16 (1970)
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