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Secrets of the Unknown#62
Cover: Jack Kirby & George Roussos

Secrets of the Unknown #62

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In "The Torch Meets Iceman!", Strange investigates a haunted house rumored to be broadcasting live—only to find the building itself defies explanation. As the signal cuts out and he enters in person, he uncovers a startling truth: the house is not just haunted, it's alive. Written by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, with art and inks by Steve Ditko, this eerie tale blends supernatural mystery with a touch of the uncanny. The cover by Jack Kirby and George Roussos captures the moment of unsettling discovery.

Contains 11 stories
The Torch Meets Iceman!
14 pp · Superhero
Human Torch [Johnny Storm]Iceman [Bobby Drake]Doris EvansBarracudaMister Fantastic [Reed Richards] (cameo)Invisible Girl [Sue Storm] (cameo)The Thing [Ben Grimm] (cameo)Angel [Warren Worthington III] (cameo)Marvel Girl [Jean Grey] (cameo)Professor X [Charles Xavier] (cameo)

When a snarky headline sparks a grudge between Johnny Storm and Bobby Drake, their rivalry takes a sudden turn on a luxury cruise liner—where a real threat emerges in the form of the modern-day pirate The Barracuda and his crew. Forced to put their differences aside, the two heroes must work together to save the ship and its passengers.

Volcano
3 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical
Grotesque!
4 pp · Science Fiction
The House of Shadows!
9 pp · Superhero
Dr. StrangeBill Brinkly (TV reporter)Allan Stevens (TV reporter)

In "The House of Shadows!" from *Secrets of the Unknown* #62, Stephen Strange arrives at a supposedly haunted house to investigate a live broadcast, only to find his usual spirit form blocked from entry. As the TV crew’s signal cuts out, Strange steps inside—only to realize the house itself is alive, pulsing with a hidden intelligence that defies explanation.

Let Sleeping Giants Sleep!
2 pp · Fantasy
AttuPalmerJoe
Stone Age Man
6 pp · Fantasy
Chesley Grimmick

When modern-day Chesley Grimmick wakes up in the Stone Age, he finds himself among cavemen who accept him as one of their own—until time itself pulls him back to a fate he never saw coming. Years later, two paleontologists uncover his skeleton and a strange, intact watch, baffled by the impossible discovery.

The First Space Pirate
3 pp · Science Fiction
Piercing the Veil!
7 pp
Lafcadio Lee (host)Tom Hickey (host)Alonzo FureyCaroline Lee MastersonMrs. MastersonCosmo BarbutiMr. Esmond
The Blank!
4 pp

In "The Blank!", a desperate man from the future arrives in the present to stop a scientist from conducting a pivotal experiment—one that could unknowingly render the soil sterile. With only four pages to make his case, he must convince a skeptical mind that the cost of progress might be the very foundation of life itself.

My Pal Jeremy!
10 pp · Fantasy
Lenny RobertsJeremy CrossMurchison
Spirit Voice
2 pp · Horror-Suspense
Ralph ScottHilda ScottSilas

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer S. Rosen
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks George Roussos

Reprints

↩ Reprints Yellowjacket Comics #9 (1946), Strange Stories of Suspense #12 (1956), Astonishing #58 (1957), Midnight Mystery #7 (1961), Forbidden Worlds #104 (1962), Strange Tales #120 (1964), Adventures into the Unknown #155 (1965), Strange Suspense Stories #76 (1965), Forbidden Worlds #130 (1965), Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #48 (1965)

Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #131 (1972)

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