Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Golden Curse," a 1965 Charlton gem, Lambie—driven by jealousy of the Son of Vulcan—receives the fabled golden touch from Mars, setting off a dangerous alliance with the enigmatic Zoloto. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life by Bill Fraccio’s art with Tony Tallarico’s inks, the story unfolds with mythic weight and a twist that turns fortune into a deadly burden. The cover by Fraccio and Tallarico captures the tale’s eerie allure, a 12-cent comic from a golden era of strange and forgotten tales.
In "The Golden Curse," Lambie—long overshadowed by the mighty Son of Vulcan—finds his fortunes changed when Mars, consumed by jealousy, grants him the power of King Midas. Now wielding golden touch, Lambie joins forces with the enigmatic Zoloto in a deadly mission that targets one of Vulcan’s most sacred holdings.
Major Rauss finds himself stranded far beyond Earth's galaxy when his spacecraft loses radio contact with Space Control, forcing him to land on an unfamiliar planet where vegetation suggests possible life. When he touches down and transmits a desperate mayday signal, he's met not with silence but with an intelligent civilization—the Neos—who greet this unexpected visitor as the first of many Earth travelers yet to come. The story offers a bracing reminder that keeping your wits about you and finding safe harbor might just be the key to survival among the stars.
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Reprinted in Creepy Worlds #131 (1972), Uncanny Tales #94 (1973), Uncanny Tales #180 (1987), Creepy Worlds #66, Uncanny Tales #30
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