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Secrets of the Unknown#94
Cover: Paul Reinman

Secrets of the Unknown #94

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In "The Wrath of the Storm King!", a wealthy Earthman flees a future where overpopulation forces even the elite to farm weekly, only to find a lush, seemingly untouched world—until he learns the planet’s beauty hides deadly flora and a desperate population that demands eight hours of labor just to survive. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Larry Lieber and lettering by Artie Simek, this issue unfolds with a quiet dread beneath its offbeat premise. The cover by Paul Reinman captures the eerie contrast of paradise and peril.

Contains 10 stories
The Wrath of the Storm King!
10 pp · Superhero
ShieldStorm King
Dinner Time on Deimos!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Laird Benedict

In "Dinner Time on Deimos!", a wealthy Earthling escapes the planet’s overcrowded farms for a seemingly idyllic new world—only to find that the lush vegetation hides a deadly secret, and the quiet locals survive by a brutal, unspoken rule: the land demands its due.

Wings of the Butterfly!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Eric Krane
One of Our Skyscrapers Is Missing!
4 pp · Superhero
The Fly [Tommy Troy]Dolly

When a skyscraper vanishes overnight, The Fly dives into the mystery—only to find himself in a bizarre arena where the missing building was used as a test ground. Facing off against a Mud Toad and a towering dinosaur-beast, he uncovers a plan rooted in fear, not conquest.

The Web vs. the Viperous Villains!
12 pp · Superhero
The Web [John Raymond]Pow Girl [Rosie Raymond]the StunnerMr. Scare

When Mr. Scare dares The Web to a showdown, Rosie—frustrated by her husband’s constant heroics—takes up the mantle herself, donning a costume and becoming Pow Girl to stand by his side. The Web’s latest crimefighting run clashes with a new threat, and Rosie’s unexpected leap into action adds a surprising twist to the battle.

Apache Terror
8 pp · Western-Frontier
Cheyenne Kid
The Haunted Yacht
8 pp · Superhero
The Fly [Thomas Troy]Pete AbbottS. B. SoamesCarl BrillDonna Morse
Save Me from the Lizard Men!
5 pp · Science Fiction

Jo, stranded on a strange world after a crash, finds himself mistaken for a spy by the planet’s lizard-like inhabitants—only to reveal a twist that upends everything. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page tale spins a tense, clever sci-fi mystery where trust is the rarest resource.

Take a Chair
5 pp · Science Fiction
Gorgi GruffAdam AbleMr. Vort

When a furniture maker sets out to sabotage his rival, he stumbles upon a chair that’s far from ordinary—uncovering a secret that turns his workshop into a front line in a quiet war between alien intelligence and human ingenuity.

Untitled Science Fiction story
4 pp · Science Fiction
Brick BradfordSaturn Sadie

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer, artist, inker Larry Lieber
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Paul Reinman

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Fly [Adventures of the Fly] #2 (1959), Adventures of the Fly #7 (1960), Journey into Mystery #79 (1962), Journey into Mystery #82 (1962), Journey into Mystery #94 (1963), Journey into Mystery #95 (1963), Cheyenne Kid #57 (1966), Mighty Comics #43 (1967), Mandrake the Magician #9 (1967), Creepy Worlds #125 (1971)

Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #225 (1984)

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