Weird Fantasy #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Two-Century Journey!", a generation ship departs Earth bound for a distant world, only to uncover a startling truth: time moves differently in space, causing its passengers to age at a fraction of the normal rate. As the journey stretches across centuries, the crew faces a growing crisis born from their own longevity. Written by Al Feldstein and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Wally Wood—his inks and Marie Severin’s colors giving the story a timeless, vivid edge—this issue stands as a striking early entry in Gemstone’s Weird Fantasy series. The cover, penciled and inked by Feldstein, captures the vast isolation of the voyage with haunting precision.
Captain Harrison and Captain Jackson lead a generation ship on a centuries-long journey to a distant planet, only to uncover a startling truth: time passes differently in space, causing passengers to age at a fraction of the normal rate. With the population growing slowly but steadily, the crew must confront the long-term consequences of their slow-motion voyage—and the President of Urd is left to decide what comes next.
In a chilling twist of science and desperation, Doctor Hugo Masterson’s experimental formula meant to fight cancer backfires when he accidentally shrinks himself—only to be swallowed by his wife, Martha, in a moment of horrifying intimacy. As the line between healer and victim blurs, Professor Hardin must confront the consequences of a discovery that’s spiraled beyond control.
Dr. Sanders and Professor Huxton push the limits of science with a time machine that captures images from the future—only to find their experiment reveals a chilling glimpse of the world’s end. As the implications unfold, they must confront what their discovery means, before it’s too late.
In "The Thing in the Jar," scientists confront a terrifying discovery in Mr. Dorsey's pond—a sentient liquid lifeform that absorbs the knowledge of those it dissolves, using it to grow more cunning. As they prepare to destroy the creature by setting the pond ablaze with flaming oil, a small, overlooked sample is accidentally discarded down a lab drain, leaving the fate of humanity uncertain.
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Reprinted in Weird Fantasy Annual #3 (1995)
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