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Race for the Moon#4
Cover: Jack Kirby & Chris Rule

Race for the Moon #4

Jan 1959 · Thorpe & Porter · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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Contains 13 stories
He Stole 50 Years
4 pp · Science Fiction
Mystery of the Mountain
3 pp · Science Fiction

In "Mystery of the Mountain," strange explosions at Mt. Rushmore send a scientist racing to uncover a cosmic mystery—could an alternate dimension be trying to build a monument to one of their own? The story unfolds with a blend of wonder and suspense, as the familiar landmarks of America become the stage for something far beyond our understanding.

Strange Doings in Cell 4-B!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "Strange Doings in Cell 4-B!", a hardened convict with a hidden gift begins to materialize objects out of thin air, drawing the attention of his cunning cellmate. When the younger man demands he conjure weapons and a car for a daring escape, their plan inches toward success—until the guns vanish mid-escape. The old man believes he caused the disappearance, but a shocking revelation from the warden changes everything.

The Uncanny Keys
4 pp · Fantasy

In "The Uncanny Keys," a man’s curiosity turns dangerous when he steals a set of enchanted keys from a locksmith, only to discover they unlock doors to hidden wonders and riches. But when he tries the final key—a jail key—the doors slam shut, leaving him trapped with no way out and the keys vanished.

The Sinister Supermen
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Sinister Supermen," a stranded spacecraft encounters a group of criminals who gained superhuman abilities from a nearby atomic test. As the crew fights to survive their relentless attacks, the very power that made them dangerous ultimately leads to their downfall—along with their island stronghold.

The Secret of Stephen Durham
4 pp · Science Fiction
We Found the Ninth Wonder of the World!
7 pp · Science Fiction

In a remote stretch of ocean, a scientific expedition stumbles upon a missing researcher who’s been experimenting with serums to grow colossal turtles—one as big as a house, the other as vast as an island. The discovery raises urgent questions about the limits of science and the mysteries still hidden beneath the waves.

I Know the Secret of the Poltergeist!
6 pp · Fantasy

In "I Know the Secret of the Poltergeist!", a meticulous investigator digs into the strange happenings at a newly bought home, determined to uncover rational causes behind the unexplained. But the truth is far more personal—behind the careful notes and probing questions is a poltergeist trying to prove his kind can coexist with humans, without fear or misunderstanding.

The Mystery Planet!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Mystery Planet!", a stubborn businessman sets his sights on a distant world teeming with explosive radioactive oil, unaware that its inhabitants—advanced robots—view the resource as sacred. When he demands access to the planet's wealth, he faces resistance from a society whose very existence depends on the oil’s preservation.

I Foiled an Enemy Invasion!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Foiled an Enemy Invasion!", a newspaperman stumbles upon a strange pattern in the sudden appearance of alien-themed billboards—each displaying a picture of a two-dimensional alien soldier. As the images spread across the city, he races to uncover their true purpose before the invasion they conceal becomes impossible to stop.

It Waits Under the Sea!
4 pp · Drama

In "It Waits Under the Sea!", a determined explorer pilots a submarine on a daring mission to circle the globe beneath the ocean's surface. Drawn by a mysterious tunnel glimpsed in the deep, he ventures inside—only to find himself ensnared in a hidden underwater facility, trapped in a holding tank with no way to escape.

The Eerie Experiment!
4 pp · Science Fiction
He Wore a Black Beard
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "He Wore a Black Beard," a man living with a reclusive inventor is thrown into turmoil when a mysterious visitor claims to hail from the future. Torn between resentment and curiosity, he devises a plan to frame the inventor with the visitor’s help—only to discover, too late, that the time traveler is the inventor’s own future self, and his scheme is destined to backfire on himself.

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Full credits

artist, inker Ed Winiarski
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Chris Rule

Reprints

↩ Reprints Strange Tales #66 (1958), World of Fantasy #15 (1958), Tales to Astonish #1 (1959)

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