Uncanny Tales #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The TV Fan!", a shiftless young man schemes his way into marriage with a wealthy girl, lured by the promise of endless television. But when she reveals her true nature, his greed for comfort is turned into a very literal fan—literally stuck in the screen.
In "You Can't Change the Past!", a scientist’s groundbreaking time machine becomes a weapon of unintended consequence when his envious assistant steals it, hoping to claim glory. What follows is a haunting journey into the past—where the thief finds himself trapped, a spectral observer unable to touch or change anything, learning too late that some doors, once opened, cannot be closed.
In "No Place to Hide!", Giant-Man and the Wasp land in Santo Rico after its controversial election of communist leader El Toro, sent to uncover the truth behind the vote. As they dig into the political turmoil, they uncover a web of voter bribery that threatens to unravel the nation’s fragile stability.
When a Planet Dies! follows a desperate human society forced deep beneath the surface as the Sun fades into darkness. As a mysterious planet looms on the edge of the solar system, the survivors face a harrowing choice—destroy it or risk everything to save their dying world by transforming it into a new sun.
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