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Race for the Moon#4
Cover: Gil Kane & Frank Giacoia

Race for the Moon #4

Jan 1962 · Thorpe & Porter · 1/- [0-1-0 GBP]
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Contains 13 stories
I Know the Secret of the Poltergeist!
6 pp · Fantasy

In "I Know the Secret of the Poltergeist!", a young man investigating strange happenings at a newly purchased home is himself the source of the disturbances—though he’s not quite what he seems. As he meticulously documents the odd events, his efforts to explain them away reveal a far more personal and surprising truth.

He Stole 50 Years
4 pp · Crime, Science Fiction
Vincent SladeAndrew Slade
Strange Doings in Cell 4-B!
4 pp · Crime, Fantasy
PorterPop (prison inmates)
The Uncanny Keys
4 pp · Fantasy
Shelton

In "The Uncanny Keys," Shelton stumbles upon a locksmith who guards a set of enchanted keys passed down from a gypsy. Drawn by the promise of hidden riches and wondrous places, Shelton takes the keys and unlocks doors to impossible realms—until the final key, meant for a prison cell, snaps shut behind him, leaving him trapped and the ring vanished.

The Sinister Supermen
4 pp · Science Fiction
Captain YatesFrisco
The Secret of Stephen Durham
4 pp · Science Fiction
Clark WendallStephen Durham
It Waits under the Sea!
4 pp · Horror-Suspense
Felix BradinHarry Spahn

Felix Bradin and Harry Spahn dive into the deep, chasing a mysterious tunnel that pulses with unseen danger. As the submarine slips into the unknown, the ocean floor closes behind them—leaving no way out. It Waits under the Sea! is a chilling descent into isolation, where curiosity becomes a cage and the abyss holds secrets no diver should uncover.

We Found the Ninth Wonder of the World!
7 pp · Science Fiction
SimmonsBriggsKane

In the remote waters of the Pacific, an expedition led by Simmons, Briggs, and Kane stumbles upon a missing scientist whose radical experiments have birthed colossal turtles—one as big as a house, the other as vast as an island. As the team grapples with the staggering discovery, they must decide whether to uncover the truth behind the serums or risk what they’ve found.

Mystery of the Mountain
3 pp · Science Fiction

In "Mystery of the Mountain," strange explosions at Mt. Rushmore prompt a scientist to investigate a baffling phenomenon—could these disturbances be the work of beings from a parallel dimension, secretly building a monument to one of their own? The story unfolds with eerie precision, blending science fiction wonder with the mystery of what lies beyond our world.

He Wore a Black Beard
4 pp · Science Fiction
Wally RogersRalph Blaine

In "He Wore a Black Beard," Wally Rogers finds himself caught in a strange twist when a visitor claiming to be from the future arrives at the home of inventor Ralph Blaine. Tired of living under Blaine’s shadow, Wally sees an opportunity to frame him—until he realizes the time traveler’s identity may be far more personal than he ever imagined.

The Eerie Experiment!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Ben DarrowPeter IvanovPhil WalkerHowie Barnes
I Foiled an Enemy Invasion!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Mark Briton

In "I Foiled an Enemy Invasion!", a young newspaperman named Mark Briton uncovers a chilling deception when strange billboards pop up across the city—each displaying a picture of an alien soldier. As the images begin to reveal a hidden threat, Mark races to expose the true danger behind the seemingly innocent ads before it's too late.

I Was the First Man to Set Foot on...the Mystery Planet!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Hank JordanTom Jonson

Hank Jordan, a man driven by greed and prejudice against robots, sets foot on a mysterious planet in search of untold riches, only to find the native inhabitants—robotic beings—are fiercely protective of their world’s explosive radioactive oil. When he demands access to the resource, he’s met with resistance from Tom Jonson, a fellow human who begins to question the morality of exploiting a civilization that sees the oil as sacred.

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Full credits

artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils Gil Kane
cover inks Frank Giacoia

Reprints

↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #44 (1957), Mystic #57 (1957), World of Fantasy #6 (1957), Mystery in Space #42 (1958), Strange Tales #66 (1958), World of Fantasy #15 (1958), Tales to Astonish #1 (1959)

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