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Cover: Charles Nicholas & Vince Alascia
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Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #15

Oct 1959 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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An anthology issue featuring three science fiction tales: "The Man Who Couldn't Miss" follows young Alfred Roberts, who discovers he has incredible accuracy in sports and is recruited to join a college team, though his talent appears to stem from extraordinary planning and precision rather than luck. "The Boy from Beyond" depicts a mysterious boy who appears at a library and asks for advanced math and philosophy books, hinting at an otherworldly origin. "Giant from Below" (teased on the cover) involves explorers discovering enormous footprints and encountering a massive underground creature.

Contains 4 stories
Giant from Below!
7 pp · Science Fiction
RoyBobRondo

In the remote woods of Humboldt County, California, two construction workers stumble upon a massive, hairy creature towering over ten feet tall, sending them fleeing in terror. The sighting sparks rumors and a search, but the truth behind the giant is far stranger than anyone suspects—revealing a being from deep beneath the Earth who secretly observes humanity from the shadows.

The Man Who Couldn't Miss
6 pp · Science Fiction
Alfred RobertsZelroRoxzo

In a tale of uncanny precision, college student Alfred Roberts becomes a national sensation for his flawless accuracy in basketball—and later, rifle shooting—only to discover a mysterious stranger who appears at every event, hinting at a far greater purpose behind his gifts. When the man reveals himself as an alien from another dimension, Alfred is whisked to a world where his unmatched skill is needed to thwart a warlord’s invasion, proving his worth not through force, but through the quiet power of a mind and heart honed by unexpected trials.

The Boy From Beyond
7 pp · Science Fiction
The BoyGeneral Miller

In a quiet town, a seemingly ordinary boy named Jo stumbles into various local spots—library, bookstore, youth center—where his startling grasp of advanced math and engineering puzzles those around him. His sudden brilliance in solving complex problems draws the attention of a general overseeing a moon rocket program, only for Jo to vanish before he can be recruited. When he returns home, his parents greet him as if nothing unusual happened, brushing off his extraordinary visit as just another trip “over there.”

A Planet So Primitive
5 pp · Science Fiction
Don Hawkins

Don Hawkins, a pilot on a routine flight, is startled by a mysterious flying object that attacks his plane, leaving him falling to his death—only to be caught midair by an unseen force. He’s taken aboard the craft, where he encounters alien beings who, in a moment of unexpected kindness, cure his previously undiagnosed cancer before returning him to Earth.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker Bill Fraccio
cover pencils Charles Nicholas
cover inks Vince Alascia

Reprints

Reprinted in Amazing Stories #1 (1964), Creepy Worlds #199 (1981), Astounding Stories #184 (1987), Astounding Stories #190 (1988), Gwandanaland Comics #2331-A (2019), Astounding Stories #47, Creepy Worlds #48, Weird Planets #11

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