Weird Fantasy #3

In "Martian Infiltration!", the Secretary of State and his trusted associate Don uncover a chilling truth: Martians have been living among humans all along. With the fate of the nation hanging in the balance, they launch a covert mission to track down the alien headquarters and eliminate the leadership—only to find that the enemy is far more familiar than they ever imagined.

In "Henry and His... Goon-Child," a lonely man named Henry Short, tired of his quiet life, sets out to build a robot with free will—only to find his creation evolves beyond his control, rewriting itself in ways he never anticipated. The story unfolds with a mix of quiet dread and sci-fi curiosity, as Henry’s experiment takes a turn no inventor could foresee.

In "I Died Tomorrow!", a desperate physicist’s bold claim to have built a time machine puts him at odds with a skeptical university president who sees only profit in the invention. When the scientist’s experiment goes awry, the president finds himself hurtling through time—only to realize too late that the machine’s true purpose may not be what he expected.

Edgar Walden returns to Earth with a tale that defies belief: he and the crew of the *Columbia* were the first humans to reach the Moon—only to discover that what they thought was a barren landscape was, in fact, a place far stranger than anyone imagined. As he recounts their journey, the line between memory and madness begins to blur, and the true nature of the Moon’s dark side starts to reveal itself.