Weird Fantasy #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Space-Warp!", Frank prepares for a two-year voyage to Altair, banking on Professor Hartlow’s revolutionary Space-Warp Drive—a device that promises to shortcut space by tapping into the fourth dimension. As he activates the drive, the journey begins, but the true nature of the leap through curved space may be far more unpredictable than anyone imagined.
In "The Dimension Translator," Willy, a frustrated research engineer, channels his lab’s resources into a radical invention: a device that turns photographs into real, three-dimensional objects. When his boss, Mr. Bankbuck, dismisses his work as a waste of time, Willy decides to test the machine with a photo of him—just to see if he can finally get the last word in a very literal way.
In "... And Then There Were Two!", American soldiers sent to clear an atoll for a hydrogen bomb test encounter two mysterious, ancient robots—referred to by the native people as iron gods. As the soldiers grapple with the robots’ strange origins and their cryptic warnings, they find themselves drawn into a secret far older than the war they’re fighting.
In "Rescued!", a year after a crew was sent to explore a distant planet in a neighboring star system, they land near the wreckage of an earlier expedition—only to uncover a chilling mystery that threatens their own mission. What they find among the ruins hints at a fate that could soon be theirs, as the planet's secrets begin to unfold in ways no one could have predicted.
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↩ Reprints Weird Fantasy #6 (1951)
Reprinted in Weird Fantasy Annual #2 (1995)
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