Forbidden Worlds #63 (1958)

In the quiet Southern town, a reclusive stranger moves into the abandoned mansion on the hill, sparking fear and rumor as his unsettling appearance and secretive behavior unsettle the community. When a series of strange events—including dead livestock and eerie nighttime movements—draw suspicion, the sheriff investigates, uncovering a hidden, climate-controlled house that hints at a shocking secret behind the man’s isolation.

When wealthy sportsman Clark Reynolds receives a mysterious pair of binoculars from Germany, he’s startled to see a tiger lunging at a woman in Central Park—only to find her unharmed moments later, bewildered by his frantic warning. As the truth unfolds, Clark and the woman, Jo, grapple with the strange possibility that the binoculars granted him a glimpse of the future, linking their fates in ways neither can explain.

In a Portuguese home for blind children, Professor Antonio Fonseca, devoted to his life's work but haunted by his own sightlessness, makes his usual birthday wish—that the children could see. That night, every child awakens screaming in wonder, claiming they can see, each saying the same thing: the professor appeared in their dreams and told them they could. The next morning, the professor is found peacefully gone, his face still touched by a smile, as the children’s joy echoes through the school.

When a reclusive mathematician, Professor Weaver, is suddenly transported to Pluto, he’s thrust into a desperate mission to complete a dying scientist’s time ray before an invading fleet destroys their solar system. Though doubted by his peers on Earth, he finds himself uniquely equipped to solve the final equations—only to face the ultimate test of whether his work can save worlds he’s never known.