Secrets of the Unknown #200
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Three Who Vanished" delivers a haunting, dreamlike mystery in Secrets of the Unknown #200 (1981), a standout issue from Alan Class with a 0.20 GBP cover price. Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated with quiet precision by Ann Brewster, the story follows a soldier whose repeated encounters with a mysterious girl and her shifting family names blur the line between memory and reality. The eerie, unresolved tension is perfectly complemented by Joe Sinnott’s evocative cover art, which captures the unsettling atmosphere of the tale.
In "Three Who Vanished," three men disappear from Earth only to reappear on a distant alien world, their fates entangled in a mystery that blurs loyalty and belonging. One of them, torn between two worlds, makes a choice that upends his mission—and his life—forever.
In "At Your Service!", a genie with a twist of fate grants wishes based not on power or greed, but on the heart of the wisher—those consumed by selfishness find their desires backfire, while the truly selfless receive boundless blessings. Told with quiet wit and a touch of magic, the story explores the quiet weight of generosity through a lens of fantasy and consequence.
In "Foster's Fate!" from *Secrets of the Unknown* #200 (1981), a soldier haunted by recurring encounters with a girl and her family finds himself drawn to their faces across distant towns—each time hearing a different surname, each time sharing meals that feel too real to be dreams. When the war ends and the homes he remembers stand empty, he returns to the States, only to discover his buddy’s family bears an uncanny resemblance to the ones he’s been chasing through memory.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #129 (1954), Journey into Mystery #25 (1955), Adventures into the Unknown #99 (1958), Journey into Mystery #50 (1959), Journey into Mystery #61 (1960), Creepy Worlds #125 (1971), Secrets of the Unknown #161 (1976)
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