Journey into Mystery #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis August 1956 Atlas anthology delivers another round of "All New Mysteries," teased by a cover — penciled and inked by Bill Everett — that pulls you straight into something deeply unsettling. A wild-eyed, lurching figure in a dark suit claws his way toward the viewer from a volcanic underworld, while an exotic domed city shimmers in the background and mysterious humanoid figures stand sentinel on its walls. The cover's haunting question — "The Volcano! What Was Its Secret?" — sets the mood perfectly for an issue that includes "The Deep Freeze," written by Carl Wessler with art by Don Heck.
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Three crooks place themselves in suspended animation for 200 years after stealing 150,000 dollars. Not only is the money still good in 2156, not only is 150,000 still a lot of money in 2156 (gasp!), but the only reason they run afoul of the law is that the suitcase of money they stole was counterfeit to begin with.
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