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Cover: Murphy Anderson

From Beyond the Unknown #10

Apr 1971 · DC · 0.25 USD
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In "The Fish-Men of Earth!", Ral Grayson—a man with an uncanny gift for instant understanding—finds himself at the center of a desperate struggle when the Borg seize control of Earth. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Sid Greene, this 1971 DC tale unfolds with a tense, cerebral edge as Ral races to uncover the invaders' one vulnerability. The cover, by Murphy Anderson, captures the eerie menace of the alien threat.

Contains 7 stories
The Fish-Men of Earth!
6 pp · Science Fiction
SusyDr. Stanton WalkerJim

In "The Fish-Men of Earth!" from From Beyond the Unknown #10 (1971), the sudden thickening of Earth’s atmosphere turns the planet into a waterworld, threatening all life as it becomes unbreathable for humans. Dr. Walker and his assistant Jim race against time to find a solution before the planet becomes a drowned world ruled by alien fish-men.

The Devil's Island of Space!
7.67 pp · Science Fiction
Willy ElkinsWarden HawesJarn of Mars
The Most Dangerous Man on Earth!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Jeff CarterHorvan KolKook (monkey)Roban

In "The Most Dangerous Man on Earth!" from *From Beyond the Unknown* #10 (1971), scientist Jeff Carter’s attempt to cure the common cold takes a terrifying turn when his experiment goes awry—unleashing a radiation that sets every plant around him into uncontrollable, rapid growth. Now, with nature spiraling out of control at his touch, Jeff must race to understand the source of his power before it consumes everything in its path.

Destination - Star
5.67 pp · Science Fiction
CrandallRalfe GordonJacksonBrand
Tomorrow's Hero!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Ral GraysonBorg

In "Tomorrow's Hero!" from *From Beyond the Unknown* #10 (1971), Ral Grayson, a young mutant whose mind grasps complex systems in an instant, becomes the unlikely key to humanity’s survival when the Borg seize control of Earth. With only glimpses of their technology and tactics, he races to uncover the one flaw that could turn the tide—before it’s too late.

The 24,000-Hour Day!
7.67 pp · Science Fiction
Brad StantonJerome BaxterJim Kirby

In "The 24,000-Hour Day!" from *From Beyond the Unknown* #10, Brad Stanton and Jim Kirby take a job mining on an asteroid where a single day stretches for 24,000 hours—long enough to make a thousand dollars feel like a lifetime. The promise of quick pay turns into a strange, endless stretch of time, and the two men must reckon with what it means to live in a world where a day is not a day at all.

The Answer Man of Space!
9.67 pp · Science Fiction
Evan WrightJon Drew

In "The Answer Man of Space!" from *From Beyond the Unknown* #10 (1971), Evan Wright possesses an uncanny ability: he can answer any question whose answer lies within a book he’s read. But when faced with a query about something he’s never encountered, his limits are tested in ways he never anticipated.

ComicBooks.com Value

Our Model is In Beta
Raw (Fine) $10
CGC 9.8 · 3 in census $205*
CGC 9.6 · 5 in census $61*
CGC 9.4 · 6 in census $35
CGC 9.2 · 2 in census $25*
CGC 9.0 · 1 in census $20*
CGC 8.5 · 2 in census $20*
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Full credits

artist, inker Sid Greene
cover pencils, inks Murphy Anderson

Reprints

↩ Reprints Mystery in Space #14 (1953), Strange Adventures #56 (1955), Mystery in Space #46 (1958), Mystery in Space #49 (1959), Strange Adventures #112 (1960), Strange Adventures #129 (1961), Mystery in Space #73 (1962), Hawkman #3 (1964), Justice League of America #29 (1964), The Flash #146 (1964), Green Lantern #31 (1964)

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