Secrets of the Unknown #227
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Testing," a criminal convinces his brother Paul to freeze him in an experimental stasis, only to awaken in a future where germs have been eradicated—leaving him trapped and feared as a living relic. Mac L. Pakula handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Dick Giordano provides the cover art for this 1984 issue, a 0.25 GBP comic from Alan Class.
In "The Martian Who Stole My Body!" from *Secrets of the Unknown* #227, a Martian criminal lands on Earth and swaps bodies with a man, but his plan unravels when the man’s dog refuses to accept the switch. The story unfolds with a quiet tension as the dog’s instincts expose the imposter, forcing the alien to confront the limits of his disguise.
In "The Earth-Crawlers!", a frustrated inventor finds himself racing against time when a witch doctor’s curse unleashes colossal roots threatening to overrun Africa. With his wife’s sharp tongue proving unexpectedly powerful, he devises a daring invention to channel her voice into a weapon against the creeping menace.
In "The Voice in the Night," a man’s momentary lapse into violence—stealing a poor box from an elderly donor—triggers an unsettling guilt that takes a fantastical turn when he begins hearing a clock’s voice accusing him of theft. The story unfolds in quiet dread, as his conscience manifests in the most unexpected way, blurring the line between guilt and the supernatural.
In "Locked in the Silent Room," a desperate criminal convinces his brother Paul to place him in suspended animation using Paul’s experimental tech. When the man awakens decades later in a world free of germs, he finds himself trapped—no one will let him out, fearing the very microbes he carries.
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