Journey into Unknown Worlds #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Monstrous Marriage," a man travels back in time and kills the first human in self-defense—only to return to his own era and find everything unchanged… except for the unsettling truth that he and everyone around him are now Cro-magnon, with no memory of any other way of life. Penciled and inked by Tony DiPreta, this eerie 1954 tale from Journey into Unknown Worlds explores identity, evolution, and the fragile line between past and present. The cover, by Harry Anderson, captures the story’s unsettling mood with a stark, primal image.
In "Don't Touch!" from Journey into Unknown Worlds #32 (1954), a man travels back in time to defend himself against an ancient ancestor—only to return to a world where everyone, including himself, is unmistakably Cro-magnon, with no memory of a different past. The story quietly unsettles as the line between evolution and consequence blurs, leaving the reader to wonder what truly changed.
In "Dream Girl!" from Journey into Unknown Worlds #32 (1954), a Martian spy known as Mata Hari uses her charm to lure Earth scientists into her web—only to trap them in a bizarre scheme, all while relying on special glasses that make her visible to her human prey. Without them, she’s invisible to everyone else, turning her seduction into a game of unseen manipulation.
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