From Beyond the Unknown #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The World Wrecker," a lone explorer stumbles upon a planet eerily like Earth—almost, but not quite. As he tries to share humanity’s advancements, he meets resistance at every turn, hinting at deeper truths beneath the surface. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Manny Stallman with inks by John Giunta, this 1972 DC tale from From Beyond the Unknown #16 unfolds with quiet unease, leading to a moment of revelation that changes everything. The cover, by Murphy Anderson, captures the alien world’s unsettling familiarity.
In "The Man Who Discovered the 'Earth'!", a lone explorer stumbles upon a world eerily like Earth—almost too familiar, yet subtly wrong. As he tries to share humanity’s advancements with its people, he hits unexpected resistance, forcing him to reconsider everything he thought he knew.
In "Captives of the Eclipse!", Darwin Smith races against the clock when a mysterious device malfunctions, bathing the entire planet in a deadly glow that will claim every life in 24 hours. With no time to spare, he must uncover the truth behind the strange energy before it's too late.
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