Tales of the Unexpected #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nightmare on Mars," Superboy takes a surprising turn into the surreal as he guides Jo through a journey that challenges the limits of imagination and the quiet power of creative expression. Written by Jack Schiff and brought to life with bold, atmospheric art by Win Mortimer, this 1965 tale from DC offers a rare, introspective moment in the hero’s adventures. The cover, by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff, captures the eerie allure of the story’s Martian setting.
Professor Durgom's latest invention promises to revolutionize humanity—self-sustaining robots designed to serve and protect. But when his jealous assistant begins tampering with the machines, the very creations meant to aid mankind turn into a threat to their creator.
When Professor Alex Miles prepares to debunk the myth of the Quoquarto beast, the creature itself materializes in the lecture hall—leaving Duncan and Keller stunned as it turns its gaze on the professor.
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Reprinted in Aventures Fiction #3 (1967), Aventures Fiction #4 (1967), Aventures Fiction #8 (1968), The Unexpected #159 (1974), All Star Adventure Comic #93 (1975)
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