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Cover: Murphy Anderson

From Beyond the Unknown #4

Apr 1970 · DC · 0.15 USD
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In "Riddle of the Vanishing Earthmen!", young David Haddon, shaped by his father's radical experiments, harnesses a mysterious homing instinct to journey beyond Earth in search of mankind's forgotten origin. Guided by an awakened ancestral memory, he lands on a distant world where evolution took a startling turn—where humanity's past may hold more than just myth. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life by Carmine Infantino's dynamic art, with Bernard Sachs' inks and Gaspar Saladino's crisp lettering, this 1970 DC classic features a cover by Murphy Anderson that captures the mystery and wonder of the unknown.

Contains 4 stories
Riddle of the Vanishing Earthmen!
6 pp · Science Fiction
EarthmenKallabarans

In "Riddle of the Vanishing Earthmen!" from *From Beyond the Unknown* #4 (1970), Earth faces annihilation unless it surrenders to an alien threat from the planet Kallabar. In a bold move, humanity launches a mission to confront the invaders directly, sending a specially built ship on a desperate journey to Kallabar.

Our Home Is in the Stars!
7.67 pp · Science Fiction
David HaddonHaddon's scientist father

In "Our Home Is in the Stars!" from *From Beyond the Unknown* #4 (1970), David Haddon—raised with a mysterious gift from his scientist father—follows an uncanny homing instinct that guides him across the cosmos. Driven by a buried ancestral memory, he journeys to a distant world where evolution took a startling turn, leading him to a place that may hold the forgotten roots of humanity.

The Surprise Package Planet!
8.67 pp · Science Fiction
Captain Samuel JenkinsLieutenant (unnamed)other crew members

In "The Surprise Package Planet!" from *From Beyond the Unknown* #4 (1970), Captain Jenkins and the crew of the *Columbus* land on the mysterious planet Klygor, only to find a deserted city bearing a plaque that claims it was built in 2558 by none other than their own crew—signed by Jenkins himself. As the crew grapples with the impossible, the planet begins to dismantle their ship, atom by atom, leaving them stranded in a reality that defies memory and logic.

Simon Newcomb (1835-1909)
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Math & Science

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CGC 9.8 · 2 in census $263*
CGC 9.6 · 2 in census $78*
CGC 9.4 · 3 in census $45*
CGC 9.2 · 2 in census $32*
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Full credits

cover pencils, inks Murphy Anderson

Reprints

↩ Reprints Mystery in Space #10 (1952), Mystery in Space #32 (1956), Mystery in Space #47 (1958), Mystery in Space #62 (1960), Mystery in Space #65 (1961), Strange Adventures #129 (1961)

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