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Cover: Gene Colan & Frank Giacoia

Uncanny Tales #63

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In "The Exterminator and the Superpowered Unholy Three," DD faces off against a trio of escalating threats, unaware that their new leader, the Exterminator, wields a time displacement gun with unpredictable consequences. When the Unholy Three disrupt a double-date between Nelson and Murdock, Debbie’s betrayal of their former boss, the Organizer, leads to a shocking disappearance—leaving the future uncertain. Stan Lee’s script, brought to life by Gene Colan’s dynamic art and George Tuska’s inks, delivers a tense, high-stakes clash, with Frank Giacoia’s cover capturing the moment’s eerie intensity.

Contains 8 stories
The Exterminator and the Superpowered Unholy Three
20 pp · Superhero
Daredevil [Matt Murdock]Unholy Three [Bird-ManCat-ManApe-Man]Foggy NelsonKaren PageExterminator [Philip Wallace Sterling]Deborah Harris

Daredevil finds himself in a brutal clash with the Unholy Three—Bird-Man, Cat-Man, and Ape-Man—just as their enigmatic new leader, the Exterminator, reveals a chilling weapon: a time displacement gun. When the trio interrupts a double-date between Foggy Nelson and Karen Page, the chaos escalates fast, culminating in a shocking disappearance that leaves Deborah Harris vanished and the team reeling.

The Bottomless Box!
4 pp · Science Fiction
The Thing in the Bottle
4 pp · Fantasy
BobStellaMr. Conrad
We Are the 3 Who Vanished
5 pp · Science Fiction
RogerClarkDave

Three scientists vanish from the modern world, leaving behind a journal that hints at a time machine they were building. When the police find no trace, the truth remains hidden: the machine worked—transforming Roger, Clark, and Dave into their own seventeenth-century selves, each now lost in a past that never knew them.

The Long Wait
3 pp · Science Fiction
I Couldn't Stop the Runaway Comet!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Victor Sage

In the year 2060, Victor Sage watches in growing dread as a runaway comet hurtles toward Earth, defying every technological defense humanity can muster. As the world’s leaders scramble to avert disaster, even the most confident among them must confront the limits of science when all their efforts fail. With Earth’s fate hanging in the balance, a desperate plea for help rises from every corner of the planet—just as the comet veers off course, leaving the world in stunned silence.

The Contaminated Space Man
5 pp · Science Fiction
Engineer Sam Bowman
The Fallen Hero!
20 pp · Superhero
Daredevil [Matt Murdock]Foggy NelsonKaren PageDebbie HarrisUnholy Three [Cat Man [Townshend Horgan]Ape Man [Monk Keefer]Bird Man [Henry Hawk]] (villains)

Daredevil finds himself trapped in a fractured limbo after a battle with the Unholy Three, his fight against Cat Man, Ape Man, and Bird Man ending in a shocking blast from the Exterminator’s time displacement gun. With no clear way back and time itself unraveling around him, Matt Murdock’s struggle to survive takes a desperate turn—while Foggy, Karen, and Debbie brace for the unknown.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Gene Colan
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils Gene Colan
cover inks Frank Giacoia

Reprints

↩ Reprints World of Mystery #1 (1956), World of Mystery #5 (1957), Strange Worlds #5 (1959), Space War #8 (1960), Daredevil #39 (1968), Daredevil #40 (1968)

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