Tales of the Unexpected #6
In "The Telecast from the Future," a mysterious man seeks admission to a magicians' club, but his refusal to reveal a single trick leads to an unexpected rejection—by none other than Merlin himself. With art by Bill Ely and a striking cover by Ruben Moreira, this 1956 DC tale blends illusion and the unknown in a story that dares to question what truly makes a magician great.
In "Dial M for Magic," a man claiming to be the greatest magician of all—Merlin—tries to join a prestigious magicians' club, but his request is denied when he refuses to reveal a single one of his tricks. The story unfolds with a clever twist on tradition, as the club’s rigid rules clash with the very essence of magic itself.
A young woman washes up in a bottle on a quiet shore, her presence as mysterious as the sea itself—yet her arrival is no miracle, just a clever ruse in a smuggling scheme. The story unfolds with a detective’s keen eye, unraveling a web of deception where the unexpected is often the truth.
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Reprinted in Century, The 100 Page Comic Monthly #9 (1957), The Hundred Comic Monthly #6 (1957), The Hundred Comic Monthly #39 (1959), Showcase Presents: Tales of the Unexpected #1 (2012)
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