Incredible Science Fiction #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "You, Rocket," Dr. Carter makes a daring leap into the far future, only to find himself in a world of eerie uniformity—identical people, identical homes, and lives dictated by rigid schedules. Met by a man named Garvin in the mysterious Control Chamber, the doctor is urged to return, but his curiosity pulls him deeper into a society that feels strangely, unsettlingly perfect. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as the true nature of this future begins to reveal itself in ways that challenge everything he thought he knew. Written by Jack Oleck and illustrated by Roy G. Krenkel and Al Williamson, with colors by Marie Severin and letters by Jim Wroten, the issue’s cover by Jack Davis captures the eerie allure of this time-traveling journey.
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Dr. Carter succeeds in moving through time into the far future, where he is met by a man named Garvin in a room called the Control Chamber, and where he tries to convince the doctor to return to his own time as quickly as possible. The doctor doesn't want to, but when he visits the city and meets the people, he discovers that everyone looks alike, housing is identical and people travel to pre-arranged destinations. But when he desires later to return to his own time, he is in for a real surprise!
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