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Secrets of the Unknown#10
Cover: Bill Everett

Secrets of the Unknown #10

Jan 1962 · Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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Contains 16 stories
A Piece of Rope!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "A Piece of Rope!", a mountain climber haunted by guilt over cutting the rope that secured him to his fallen partner returns to the site of the accident, driven by remorse. There, he finds his partner alive—and as he stands in stunned silence, the rope that has bound him since the fall suddenly slips free.

The Terrible Toy!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Terrible Toy!", a grieving father searches desperately for a lost toy belonging to his young son, unaware that his quest will lead him into an unexpected encounter with the alien visitors now hovering above Earth. As fear grips the world, a quiet moment of shared sorrow and compassion begins to bridge the gap between human and alien, revealing that even in the face of the unknown, connection can be found in the smallest of things.

The Secret Beyond Belief!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Secret Beyond Belief!", a scientist has unlocked a revolutionary rejuvenation process, but when a colleague urges him to share it with the world, he hesitates—fearing that endless youth might drain creativity itself, leaving even the most inspired minds trapped in endless refinement, never completing a single masterpiece.

A Tender Tale of Love
4 pp · Fantasy

In "A Tender Tale of Love," a man seeking fortune rents a room in a haunted house, only to find himself drawn to a ghostly tenant. When she reveals a rival for her affection, his desperate attempt to eliminate the competition proves futile—after all, the rival is already dead.

The Room That Wasn't There
3 pp · Crime, Fantasy

In "The Room That Wasn't There," a man stumbles upon a mirror that shows him decades in the future—alone in a grim, familiar room. Haunted by the vision, he makes a desperate choice to alter his fate through crime, chasing a fortune that promises escape. But when the consequences catch up with him, he finds himself facing a truth far darker than he imagined.

The Girl with the Evil Eyes!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "The Girl with the Evil Eyes!", a man discovers a voodoo amulet that grants visions of the future—visions that soon begin to unfold with chilling precision. After dreaming that his brother will bring home a woman destined to manipulate him into murder, he watches helplessly as the dream replays in real life, leading to a moment of unbearable choice. The story ends with the brother standing at a crossroads, the girl’s gaze fixed on him, and the reader left wondering what he should do next.

Romanoff's Rumor!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Blackout!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Spaceship
3 pp · Science Fiction
The Perilous Paintings
4 pp · Fantasy
It Happened to One Knight
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
I, the Wizard
4 pp · Fantasy
I Flew in a Flying Saucer!
4 pp · Science Fiction
The Fatal Words!
3 pp · Fantasy
The Specimen!
4 pp · Science Fiction
The Mutant!
4 pp · Science Fiction

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Full credits

inker Jack Abel
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett

Reprints

↩ Reprints Adventures into Weird Worlds #19 (1953), Adventures into Weird Worlds #21 (1953), Journey into Unknown Worlds #46 (1956), Astonishing #51 (1956), Mystic #59 (1957), Astonishing #63 (1957)

Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #142 (1973), Secrets of the Unknown #239 (1987)

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