Uncanny Tales #S [1]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Look at a Backward Planet," a man on a sea cruise is stunned by the sight of the Empire State Building, the Sphinx, and a Buddha floating on the water—only to be told by his love interest that she’s an Atlantean gathering these relics as souvenirs for her people. When he later learns the ship’s captain claims a movie is being filmed on an island using balsa wood replicas of the same monuments, he doubts her story—until he realizes she’s vanished, and the film crew denies her existence entirely. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Bob Powell, with a striking cover by Bill Molno and Vince Alascia, this eerie tale from Uncanny Tales #S [1] blends surreal imagery with a haunting mystery.
Tod Mann is stunned when his companion Wanda casually reveals she’s an Atlantean gathering relics from the surface world—floating monuments like the Empire State Building and the Sphinx—before vanishing from the cruise ship. When the ship docks and she doesn’t disembark, Tod tracks down the film crew behind the island set, only to learn no movie was ever filmed and no actress by her name ever existed.
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