Uncanny Tales #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Found the Mad Universe!", a desperate spy races against time to escape both the authorities and enemy agents, believing a moon-bound rocket is his only chance at survival—though he doesn’t realize the craft is far too small to carry a human. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Russ Heath, this 1975 Marvel tale blends Cold War tension with a touch of cosmic wonder, all wrapped in a striking cover by Ed Hannigan and Frank Giacoia.
In "I Found the Mad Universe!", a scientist peers through a revolutionary microscope and stumbles upon a hidden world existing at the sub-atomic level—only to realize it's a mirror of his own, teeming with the same chaos and violence. The discovery forces him to confront the unsettling truth that civilization’s flaws may be written into the fabric of reality itself.
In "Escape!" from Uncanny Tales #11 (1975), a desperate spy, hunted by both police and Communist forces after a failed mission, clutches at a fragile hope: a moon rocket rumored to be launching. With no safe haven left on Earth, he believes the only way to survive is to flee to the stars—though he doesn’t yet know the rocket’s design is far too small to carry a man.
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