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Secrets of the Unknown#184
Cover: Jack Kirby & Dick Ayers

Secrets of the Unknown #184

Jan 1979 · Alan Class · 0.20 GBP
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Contains 9 stories
Chapter One: I Created the Colossus!
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "Chapter One: I Created the Colossus!", Boris Petrovsky, a dissident forced to serve the regime, builds a towering statue to honor the Iron Curtain's power—only to find it transformed by a mysterious alien presence. When his brother Ivan and high-ranking officials arrive to inspect the monument, the Colossus awakens, turning the tribute into a terrifying force of chaos.

Chapter Two: The Colossus Lives!
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "Chapter Two: The Colossus Lives!", the towering statue of the Iron Curtain unleashes its fury, obliterating enemy forces across land and sea. As Boris keeps a secret from his brother Ivan—claiming the Colossus was empty, yet whispering of a voice that declared the end of dictatorship—its unstoppable advance hints at a power far greater than any machine.

Chapter Three: The Power of the Colossus!
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "Chapter Three: The Power of the Colossus!", the ancient alien construct awakens with the mind of its long-dead pilot, rising into the sky to defend Earth from the Iron Curtain’s air forces. As the Colossus stands against the storm of enemy fighters, its alien companions arrive to reclaim it—leaving behind a world transformed by the spectacle of its power and a regime suddenly eager to embrace peace.

I Am... Gorak!
5 pp · Fantasy
Gorak

In "I Am... Gorak!", the enigmatic magician Gorak unleashes a mind-bending revelation: the world around him is nothing but an illusion, and only he exists in truth. When doubt is cast upon his power, he shatters the veil of reality, confronting not just his audience but the reader themselves—before vanishing into the void.

The Luna Lizards Had Me Trapped!
5 pp · Science Fiction
I Fought the Man Who Couldn't Be Killed!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Fought the Man Who Couldn't Be Killed!", a fugitive who’s spent a decade behind bars breaks free and strikes at a warehouse, only to be confronted by a police officer whose strength defies reason. Shocked by the officer’s power, he learns the force now relies on robots—leaving him to wonder if he’s facing a man, a machine, or something far stranger.

The Needle Swings!
3 pp

In "The Needle Swings!", a captured agent faces interrogation under East German surveillance, relying on a lie detector built in West Germany to prove his innocence—though the truth of the machine’s reliability may be the real test.

I Hear It Howl in the Swamp!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Charley

In the murky depths of a southern swamp, a fishing guide named Charley stumbles upon something far beyond his understanding—a creature he initially believes to be a monster. As fear grips the local military, Charley finds himself caught between panic and the growing suspicion that the truth is far stranger than any threat. When unexpected visitors arrive from the sky, the line between danger and innocence begins to blur.

The Empty City
6 pp

In "The Empty City," a desperate reporter uncovers a chilling truth: the people around him are not who they seem. As he races to expose the deception, he finds his editor—his only ally—just as unsettlingly familiar.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Dick Ayers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Adventures into Weird Worlds #3 (1952), Strange Tales #50 (1956), Strange Stories of Suspense #11 (1956), Strange Tales #71 (1959), Tales of Suspense #6 (1959), Tales of Suspense #14 (1961)

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