Tales of the Unexpected #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dateline-- Outer Space," scientist John Burke finds himself at the center of an otherworldly mystery when a group of aliens claims he’s one of their kind—sent to Earth as a spy, though he remembers nothing of his true origins. Written by Jack Miller and illustrated by George Roussos, this 1963 tale blends science fiction intrigue with a personal identity crisis, all framed by Bob Brown’s striking cover.
In "The Double Dimension Man," scientist John Burke finds himself at the center of an impossible revelation when a group of aliens insists he is one of them—sent to Earth as a spy, though he remembers nothing of his true origins. The story unfolds with quiet tension as his identity is called into question, leaving him to grapple with the unsettling possibility that his entire life may be a veil over a deeper, alien truth.
When the Space Ranger and Cryll pursue the Martian fugitive Kofa Ny to the icy surface of Uranus, they stumble upon the enigmatic Oracle of Bunyki—a mysterious tribal seer whose cryptic warnings hint at a fate far greater than mere capture. Amid the planet’s frozen wastes, the line between prophecy and peril blurs as the Oracle’s ancient words echo through the silence, leaving the heroes to wonder if they’re being guided… or led into a trap.
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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #94 (1958)
Reprinted in Historias Fantásticas #93 (1963)
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