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Uncanny Tales#29
Cover: Jack Kirby & Sol Brodsky

Uncanny Tales #29

Jan 1965 · Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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Contains 11 stories
Challenged by the Human Cobra!
13 pp · Superhero

In "Challenged by the Human Cobra!", Don Blake’s trip to India takes a dark turn when he discovers his old teacher has been murdered by a serpent-powered villain. As Thor battles the Human Cobra in New York, Jane Foster, once a hesitant employee of the late Doctor Andrews, reevaluates her choices and returns to work with Don Blake—now more determined than ever to face the danger ahead.

Somewhere Waits a Wobbow!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Fanciest Boots in Town
4 pp · Western-Frontier
Untitled Non-Fiction story
4 pp · Non-Fiction, History, War
I Know the Secret of the Flying Saucer!
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Know the Secret of the Flying Saucer!", fifteen hundred Martian saucers descend upon Earth with no sign of life, sparking fear and fascination. When scientists and soldiers finally enter the craft, they find no pilots or machines—only a chilling realization that the saucers themselves are the Martians, quietly absorbing Earth’s secrets before vanishing back to Mars.

The Man Who Changed!
3 pp · Crime, Fantasy
Lightning Strikes Again
7 pp · Western-Frontier
Odin Battles Ymir, King of the Ice Giants
5 pp · Fantasy
I-Am-The-Genie!
6 pp · Crime, Fantasy
Mummex---King of the Mummies!
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "Mummex---King of the Mummies!", an archaeologist stumbles upon a colossal mummy in the Egyptian desert, only to watch it come to life and begin a mysterious journey through ancient tombs and modern museums. As the scientist tracks the towering figure, he witnesses the mummy vanish into a hidden spaceship that ascends into the sky—uncovering a startling truth about its true identity and mission.

The Purple Planet!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Purple Planet!", a future criminal arrives on a distant world of lush beauty and ancient ways, seeking to profit from its untouched riches. But when his attempts to communicate fail—his words meaningless to a people who speak no universal tongue—he’s mistaken for a strange creature and imprisoned in a zoo, a prisoner of his own arrogance.

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Cast · 3 characters

Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Don Heck
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Sol Brodsky

Reprints

↩ Reprints Six-Gun Heroes #39 (1956), Uncanny Tales #47 (1956), Six-Gun Heroes #40 (1957), Marvel Tales #157 (1957), Tales to Astonish #8 (1960), Tales of Suspense #11 (1960), Journey into Mystery #98 (1963), Tales to Astonish #51 (1964)

Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #91 (1972)

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