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Cover: Jack Kirby & Dick Ayers

Uncanny Tales #122

Jan 1976 · Alan Class · 0.15 GBP
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In "The Sandman Cometh!", a tyrant desperate to survive assassination attempts forces a scientist to duplicate him—only to find the copies too eager to seize power. As the dictator returns to destroy the machine, he discovers it’s been endlessly replicating, leaving him outnumbered by his own doppelgängers. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1976 Alan Class issue features a cover by Kirby and Ayers that captures the chaos of a regime undone by its own image.

Contains 7 stories
The Sandman Cometh!
13 pp · Science Fiction
Sandman (alien) Steve BronsonAnne BronsonBobby Bronson

When a family encounters a sand-based alien that threatens their town, they’re left helpless—until their quiet, bookish son, Bobby Bronson, discovers a surprising way to stop it. With quick thinking and a bit of science, he uses water to dissolve the creature and traps it in a bucket, turning the tide against the alien menace.

The Imitation Man
6 pp · Science Fiction
Carlos ZaragoPedro Lopez

In "The Imitation Man," dictator Carlos Zarago, desperate to survive assassination attempts, forces scientist Pedro Lopez to duplicate him—only to find the copy too intelligent, too ambitious, and too eager to take over. As the duplicates multiply and begin to clash over power, chaos erupts in the capital, and a revolution sweeps through the country. When the new democratic regime moves to exile every version of the former ruler, the fate of the original—and the last of his copies—hangs in the balance.

The Mighty Oak!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Mighty Oak!" from Uncanny Tales #122, a lone oak tree awakens with consciousness after an atomic test, its roots deep in both soil and secrets. As it begins to move and think, it sets its sights on dismantling humanity’s tools of war and crime—its intentions as ancient and deliberate as its roots. The scientists who conducted the test, far from alarmed, quietly acknowledge the tree’s wisdom and accept that its descendants may one day guide Earth with a justice humanity has failed to uphold.

Where Walks the Ghost
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Big Monk McGakMr. Zero
A Thousand Years
5 pp · Horror-Suspense, Science Fiction
Mr. JordanThe Devil ?

In "A Thousand Years," a desperate convict named Mr. Jordan is offered a terrifying bargain by a figure who may be the Devil himself: eternal life in exchange for his name on a mysterious contract. Freed from prison and sealed inside a rocket hurtling into the void, Mr. Jordan begins his solitary journey through a thousand years of silence—alive, but utterly alone, with no hunger, no thirst, and no end in sight.

Spirit of Frankenstein [Part 4]
7 pp · Horror-Suspense
Dan WarrenMarciaBurt
The Frightening Fog
5 pp · Science Fiction

A sudden, unrelenting fog descends on the entire world, plunging cities into eerie silence and fear. As panic spreads, the truth emerges: the fog is no natural phenomenon, but a protective veil woven by distant alien peacekeepers to shield Earth from a looming threat.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
inker, letterer Dick Ayers
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Dick Ayers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Adventures into the Unknown #9 (1950), Astonishing #54 (1956), Journey into Mystery #68 (1961), Journey into Mystery #70 (1961), Tales to Astonish #28 (1962), Strange Tales #100 (1962)

Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #82 (1971)

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