Forbidden Worlds #128
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Magicman Meets Merlin!", the mystically gifted hero Magicman journeys to the past to seek counsel from the legendary Merlin—only to discover the wizard is facing a mystery eerily similar to his own. With writer Zev Zimmer and artist Pete Costanza bringing the tale to life, the story unfolds as Magicman uncovers a shocking connection to his own father, the enigmatic wizard Cagliostro. The cover by Kurt Schaffenberger captures the clash of ancient magic and daring adventure.
In "Magicman Meets Merlin!", Magicman journeys to the past to seek the legendary Merlin’s counsel after a magical robbery shakes his world—only to discover Merlin is facing the same mysterious crime. With the truth pointing to his own father, the wizard Cagliostro, Magicman must race to undo a centuries-old scheme tied to a kidnapped queen and a stolen fortune.
In "Only Tough Guys Get Places!" from Forbidden Worlds #128 (1965), rocket pilot Gary Faulkner sets out on a mission fueled by arrogance, ready to dominate the alien world he’s sent to explore—only to find himself utterly transformed when the planet’s timid-ray flips his personality for good.
In "Loom of Fate!" from Forbidden Worlds #128, antiques dealer Jasper Ferall stumbles upon three mysterious sisters whose quiet weaving hides a far darker purpose. Drawn in by their eerie tapestries and whispered prophecies, he soon learns that some fates are not meant to be unraveled.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into the Unknown #109 (1959)
Reprinted in Astounding Stories #83 (1971), Amazing Stories of Suspense #122 (1972), Uncanny Tales #111 (1975), Creepy Worlds #174 (1977), Uncanny Tales #137 (1979), Creepy Worlds #211 (1983), Astounding Stories #188 (1988), Magicman Archives #[nn] (2008), Amazing Stories of Suspense #52, Creepy Worlds #62
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