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Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #29 (1962)

Charlton · 1962 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Guest of the Ghosts in Archer's Gulch
6 pp · fantasy; western-frontier

Melvin Beebs, a New Jersey tourist, finds himself inexplicably transported to the ghost town of Archer's Gulch during a guided tour, where he witnesses the legendary showdown between gunfighters Black Joe Archer and Swiftly Moore—only to become an unwilling participant in the violent past. As he tries to make sense of the surreal experience, he discovers his camera captured something impossible, blurring the line between memory and reality.

Inspection Tour!
1 pp · horror-suspense

A groundskeeper conducts a routine inspection of the Crandall family mausoleum, prompted by a recent death in the family, only to feel uneasy when a mysterious figure appears nearby. As he checks the crypt’s lock and reads a newspaper headline about the deceased John Crandall, his growing unease turns to shock when he realizes something impossible has happened.

Meeting on the Moon
3 pp · science fiction

Captain Dave Simmons of the United States and Captain Sergi Slobov of the Soviet Union, both stranded on the Moon, initially clash over national pride and technological superiority. After a brief fight and a tense standoff, Slobov reveals he’s stowed away to defect to Earth, seeking political asylum from his own government.

Webfoot
6 pp · science fiction

A man known only as Charles Brooks, perpetually fleeing floods and water in a world that seems to follow him, seeks refuge in the driest desert he can find—only to strike water where it shouldn’t exist. As reporters and doctors descend on his discovery, strange signs begin to emerge, hinting that his aversion to water may be rooted in something far beyond coincidence. The story builds toward a moment when the ocean itself seems to respond to him, leaving his fate uncertain.

The Gorgeous Enemies
2 pp · science fiction

Space Patrolman Keith Rimmon is pulled into the gravitational field of an unknown planet, crash-landing in a world ruled by giant women. After being captured and brought before King Darrog, he discovers he’s been physically transformed—now the same size as his captors—and begins to realize his life on Earth is behind him.

The Ant-Agonizing Boy
6 pp · science fiction

Little Howard, a mischievous boy who delights in tormenting an ant colony he’s been given as a toy, dreams one night that he’s shrunk to ant-size and imprisoned in Ant-Land, where the very insects he abused now force him to labor in their underground society. Awakened the next morning, he’s changed—no longer spoiled or defiant, but earnestly kind and helpful to his parents. The story captures his transformation after a dream that leaves him with newfound empathy, though the full extent of his change remains unexplained.

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