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Secrets of the Unknown#133
Cover: Jack Kirby & Steve Ditko

Secrets of the Unknown #133

Jan 1972 · Alan Class · 0.06 GBP
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Contains 10 stories
I Found the Girl in the Glass Bottle!
7 pp · Horror-Suspense
Elias Poole (villain)unnamed womanunnamed man

In "I Found the Girl in the Glass Bottle!", a sinister curio shop owner named Elias Poole unleashes an ancient magic bottle that shrinks his victims to tiny size—until one of them, a nameless woman, turns the spell back on him, escaping as he is reduced to nothing. The story unfolds with eerie precision, blending suspense and supernatural dread in a chilling tale of power, reversal, and the price of obsession.

The Doorway to Nowhere!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Hugo Cragg

Hugo Cragg, fresh from a jailbreak, seeks refuge in a forgotten mansion—only to stumble upon a closet that swallows anything placed inside. Intrigued by the possibility of a hidden dimension, he dares to step through, hoping to vanish from the world that's hunting him. But the doorway to nowhere doesn’t just transport him—it changes him, leaving him trapped in a form beyond the third dimension.

Journey into Madness
7 pp · Science Fiction
Dr. FletcherProf. MottramBetty Rand
The Man from Mars!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Joe KrunkLuxurr
The Strange Power of Henry Grey
4 pp · Fantasy
MortWilliamsHenry Grey (villain)

In "The Strange Power of Henry Grey," a man tormented by resentment discovers he can project his spirit across great distances—using his power not for good, but to torment those he hates. When his bitterness turns to obsession, he attempts to destroy his business partner by hijacking a model airplane’s controls, but the act of violence backfires in a way that shatters his physical form.

Beware the Uboongi!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In the remote highlands of Uranus, a group of American explorers flee in terror from the planet’s savage wildlife—only to be followed by a Soviet expedition that dismisses their warnings. Unaware that the seemingly harmless, sheep-like creatures in the mountains are actually the deadly Uboongi, the Soviets march into a trap they never saw coming.

The Thing from Outer Space!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Colonel John Rogersalien plant

Colonel John Rogers returns from a distant world with a telepathic alien plant that insists it is the true human—and that their minds have been swapped. As the truth unravels, the line between man and alien blurs, forcing a desperate reversal and the isolation of an entire planet.

He Saved the Earth
4 pp · Science Fiction
JohnnyMaPaaliens
The Scheme!
5 pp · Drama
John BentleyAnne Wentworth

In "The Scheme!", John Bentley marries Anne Wentworth for her wealth, unaware that her terminal illness is actually contagious. As he grapples with the grim realization that he too is dying, the fragile foundation of his plan begins to unravel.

The Spectral Storm Ship
1 pp · Horror-Suspense

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Full credits

artist Jack Kirby
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Steve Ditko

Reprints

↩ Reprints Adventures into the Unknown #19 (1951), Adventures into the Unknown #21 (1951), Spellbound #27 (1956), Journey into Unknown Worlds #50 (1956), Journey into Mystery #44 (1957), Journey into Mystery #68 (1961), Tales to Astonish #28 (1962), Strange Tales #100 (1962), Tales to Astonish #35 (1962), Tales of Suspense #34 (1962)

Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #180 (1978)

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