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Secrets of the Unknown#245
Cover: Dan Adkins

Secrets of the Unknown #245

Jan 1988 · Alan Class · 0.55 GBP
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In "Put Them All Together, They Spell S.P.I.D.E.R.!", three young historians embark on a daring quest to prove ancient African mariners reached the New World—only to find themselves swept across the ocean and into the past, among the ancient Aztecs. After narrowly escaping their captors, they plunge over a waterfall and return to the present, forever changed by the strange evidence they’ve brought back. The story unfolds with a blend of historical mystery and time-bending adventure, all rendered in the distinctive style of artist Harry Lazarus, whose dynamic artwork brings the journey to life. The cover, by Dan Adkins, captures the moment of their fateful leap.

Contains 12 stories
Put Them All Together, They Spell S.P.I.D.E.R.!
10 pp · Superhero
The Little People
5 pp · Fantasy
Lemuel GulliverEmma Gulliver

In "The Little People," an American expatriate traveling through Europe stumbles upon a hidden community of tiny people who seem to know him — though he’s certain he’s never met them. After being captured and narrowly escaping, he dismisses the encounter as a dream, yet can’t shake the unsettling feeling that their recognition might point to something deeper, like memories from another life.

"Click, Click" Went the Machine!
13 pp
The Forbidden World!
6 pp · Science Fiction
JohnEric

In "The Forbidden World!" from *Secrets of the Unknown* #245 (1988), a space patrol stumbles upon an alien world veiled in an eerie mist. When the planet's inhabitants fire upon them, the crew prepares to strike back—only to discover too late that the shots were meant to warn them away from the deadly fog encircling the planet.

Return of the Hyena!
10 pp · Superhero
Man Alone!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
FateRobinson Crusoe

In "Man Alone!", a man haunted by dreams of solitary confinement flees to the sea, only to be shipwrecked on a deserted island—where the isolation he sought may be the fate he was always meant to find. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with quiet dread, turning the island into a mirror of the man’s deepest fears.

The Locusts Are Coming!!
10 pp · Superhero
Buried by Time!
7 pp · Fantasy

In "Buried by Time!", three young historians embark on a daring expedition to prove ancient African mariners reached the New World—only to find themselves swept across the ocean and into the past, among the ancient Aztecs. After escaping their sudden arrival, they plunge over a waterfall and return to the present, forever changed by the evidence they’ve brought back.

Old Ya-hoooo!
12 pp · Fantasy
Inside the Cave
3 pp · Science Fiction
The Perfect Planet!
8 pp · Science Fiction
The Water Hole
3 pp · Fantasy

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Full credits

artist, inker Harry Lazarus
cover pencils, inks Dan Adkins

Reprints

↩ Reprints Strange Tales #51 (1956), Journey into Mystery #75 (1961), Adventures into the Unknown #136 (1962), Tales of Suspense #34 (1962), Strange Tales #103 (1962), Strange Tales #105 (1963), Unknown Worlds #23 (1963), Forbidden Worlds #111 (1963), Forbidden Worlds #113 (1963), Adventures into the Unknown #143 (1963), Forbidden Worlds #144 (1967), T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #17 (1967)

Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #208 (1982)

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