Tales of the Unexpected #103
In "ABC to Disaster!", a scientist races to complete his revolutionary alpha-materializer—a device that can conjure any object simply by spelling its name—while an alien spy watches from the shadows, poised to seize the invention for Earth's conquest. With art by Jack Abel and a cover by Bob Brown, this 1967 DC tale blends sci-fi intrigue with a ticking-clock tension, all in a 12-cent comic from the golden age of speculative adventure.
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A scientist is working on an alpha-materializer machine that creates anything that is spelled into it, but an alien spy is waiting for the invention to be completed to use it to conquer Earth.
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