Journey into Unknown Worlds #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man in the Box!", a tiny green-clad man lives in a miniature box, emerging each night to quietly help others. When a thief steals his home and demands to know how to shrink himself, the kind-hearted little man—drawn by Bill Benulis and inked by Jack Abel—relents, unaware of the trouble his generosity might cause. The cover, a striking illustration by Carl Burgos, captures the story’s eerie charm.
In "The Man in the Box!" from Journey into Unknown Worlds #33 (1955), a tiny man who lives inside a green box emerges each night to quietly perform good deeds. When a burglar steals his box and demands to know how to become small like him, the little man, ever kind, shows him the way—without realizing what his generosity might unleash.
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Reprinted in Spellbound #42 (1963), Sinister Tales #22 (1965), Amazing Stories of Suspense #94 (1969), Vault of Evil #1 (1973), Secrets of the Unknown #238 (1987), Secrets of the Unknown #101, Secrets of the Unknown #39
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