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Cover: Steve Ditko & Bill Molno & Charles Nicholas & Vince Alascia

Uncanny Tales #49

· Alan Class · 1/- [0-1-0 GBP]
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In "The Strange Case of Sammy," Frank Atwell’s sleepless nights spiral into a chilling mystery when a nightmare monster finally catches him—only to reveal that the dream world might be the true reality. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this mind-bending tale blurs the line between waking life and the subconscious. The cover, a striking collaboration by Steve Ditko, Bill Molno, Charles Nicholas, and Vince Alascia, captures the story’s eerie tension in a 1/- comic from the Alan Class era.

Contains 12 stories
The Strange Case of Sammy
10 pp · Science Fiction
SammyBob
The Home of Happiness
10 pp · Fantasy
JamesDonna
The Enemy
3 pp · Science Fiction
Captain Jarvis
The Man in the Beehive!
7 pp · Science Fiction
Lucius FarnsworthEric

In "The Man in the Beehive!", eccentric beekeeper Lucius Farnsworth confronts thief Eric with a bizarre claim: he’s a mutant with powers tied to his hives. After shrinking Eric and unleashing swarms of giant bees, Lucius leaves him shaken—wondering if the entire encounter was a hallucination or something far stranger.

Conquest!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Wasp [Janet van Dyne] (narrator)Giant-Man [Hank Pym] (cameo)King Shann
Out of the Sea
1 pp · Science Fiction
The Saga of the Sneepers!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Watcher [Uatu] (narrator)Sneepers (extraterrestrials)

In "The Saga of the Sneepers!", the Watcher [Uatu] observes from afar as the Sneepers, a cautious alien race, monitor humanity’s rise with growing unease. As the atomic bomb looms and the Cold War intensifies, the Sneepers conclude that humanity’s path leads only to self-destruction—before they ever become a true threat.

I Dream of Doom!
7 pp · Horror-Suspense
Frank Atwell

Frank Atwell wakes to a world where his nightmares are real—his dreams of a monstrous pursuer now his only truth. As he grapples with the shifting lines between sleep and waking, he begins to question whether the life he thought was real was ever his to begin with.

The Enemies!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Prince SunorRakku the Terrible

In "The Enemies!", Prince Sunor and Rakku the Terrible find themselves on opposite sides of a conflict that redefines war itself—when the pacifist Idylicans retreat rather than resist, reshaping their world’s very gravity to outwit the invading Vulcans. As the balance of power shifts, the fate of two civilizations hangs on a choice no one expected.

Them!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Adam BentleyLarry Lieber

In "Them!", Adam Bentley finds himself trapped between worlds, desperately pleading with strangers that he’s being hunted by creatures from a storybook—only to be arrested and locked away. But when he vanishes from his cell, the truth unravels: he’s not just a man in peril, but a character born from the mind of Larry Lieber, and the line between fiction and reality begins to blur.

There Were Five Frightened Men...!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Victor ConradMr. Smythe
Can You Solve This?
1 pp · Detective-Mystery
AnitaMikeVince

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Steve Ditko
cover pencils Bill Molno
cover pencils Charles Nicholas
cover inks Vince Alascia

Reprints

↩ Reprints Unusual Tales #31 (1961), Strange Tales #96 (1962), Weird Planets #15 (1963), Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #37 (1963), Tales of Suspense #49 (1964), Journey into Mystery #101 (1964), Tales of Suspense #50 (1964), Tales to Astonish #54 (1964), Creepy Worlds #125 (1971), Astounding Stories #171 (1984)

Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #164 (1984)

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