Adventures into the Unknown #10 (1950)

Jimmy Rogers, a boastful teen known for exaggerating his adventures, finds himself challenged to prove his bravado by facing the supposedly haunted Pendle Manor—only to discover that the ghost of Josiah Pendle, the town’s founder, is real and has a far more sinister plan than mere revenge. Drawn back to the ruins against his will, Jimmy is forced to confront not just the ghost’s power, but the chilling truth behind his own past lies.

In the remote wilderness of Alaska, a lone explorer stumbles upon a mysterious, skyborne city that defies belief—captured in a photograph that proves its existence, though its true nature remains a secret known only to those who dare to seek it. The story weaves together legend, scientific curiosity, and the eerie silence of the Arctic, leaving the fate of the phantom city—and the explorer’s next move—shrouded in mystery.

In the eerie, bat-shaped ruins of Doma Castle in Transylvania, a pair of modern explorers—aviation historian Bill and his companion Trudy—investigate the mysterious legacy of Dr. Manusala, a 16th-century scholar rumored to have attempted flight using bat-winged apparatuses. As they uncover clues pointing to a failed alchemical experiment meant to transform him into a vampire, the castle’s oppressive silence begins to stir with something far older and more dangerous than they imagined.

In a small Eastern city, newly appointed District Attorney Tom Bailey and his fiancée Gwen move into a house rumored to be haunted—just as a sinister plot unfolds at City Hall. The corrupt political machine, led by Boss Smathers, tries to scare Tom away by conjuring a ghost, but Gwen’s unexpected bravery and Tom’s determination expose their scheme. As the line between the supernatural and political corruption blurs, Tom vows to fight for justice, knowing the spirit’s true allegiance may be the key to breaking the city’s grip on greed.

In "Vision of Death," Alex Carter recounts his chilling journey to death row, a tale that begins with a desperate plea and ends in a verdict no pardon can undo. Written with a haunting pulse, the story unfolds through the lens of a man facing execution despite a last-minute reprieve—leaving readers to wonder what truth, or nightmare, lies beneath the sentence.