Secrets of the Unknown #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Nothing Man!", a young boxer’s experimental invisibility powder catapults him to fame and the middleweight championship—until his newfound freedom leads him to test the limits of his power. After a reckless nap, he awakens to find the police have outsmarted him, building a jail that sees through his invisibility.
In "Danger Signal!", a young boy’s playful train set becomes unexpectedly real when a malfunctioning signal light—left on by a signalman felled by a heart attack—activates in the real world, putting his father’s train journey in peril. With the rails ahead dangerously unswitched, the boy must act fast to prevent disaster, using the very toy that sparked the crisis.
In "The Boy Who Saw!", a mysterious young boy with an otherworldly gift offers glimpses of the future for a single penny, drawing three wary men into a strange, unsettling exchange. When his chilling prophecies unfold with eerie precision, they return desperate for answers—only to find the boy has vanished, his mother having ended his strange vocation, and he has walked into the sky to return home.
In "Beware of Meeks Bringing Gifts!", alien emissaries arrive with miraculous devices that end poverty and war—until a determined journalist confronts one on live television, forcing a confession that their gifts may hide a far darker purpose.
In "The Secret of Georgie's Globe!", a young boy with a peculiar, fragile globe discovers it reflects real-world damage in eerie, uncanny ways. When the globe is shattered, a sudden force pulls at the world beyond, triggering a distant, impossible explosion on a dead planet.
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