Classics Illustrated #133 [HRN 158]

Sep 1960 · Gilberton · 0.15 USD

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In Classics Illustrated #133: "The Time Machine", H. G. Wells’ legendary tale unfolds as a weary inventor arrives late to dinner, his clothes torn and his story impossible to believe—yet undeniably real. With vivid art by Lou Cameron and a striking cover by George Wilson, the tale follows his journey through time, his encounter with the gentle Weena, and his desperate struggle against the hidden Morlocks in a distant, decaying future. The only proof he brings back? A single flower, a fragile gift from a world he barely escaped.

Contains 2 stories

The Time Machine

44 pp · Science Fiction

H. G. WellsWells' unnamed friendsEloi (people from over 800,000 years in the future)Weena (girl, a Eloi)The Morlocks (villains)

In the quiet hush of a 1960s dinner gathering, a disheveled H.G. Wells arrives late, bearing only a single flower as proof of a journey beyond time. He recounts his incredible flight through the ages—into a distant future where he meets Weena, battles the hidden Morlocks, and finds himself forever changed by what he witnessed. The story ends not with answers, but with the weight of wonder, and a single bloom that defies time.

Part 7: The Elizabethan Age

2 pp · History

Elizabeth IElizabeth I's un-named suitor (death)John (settler)