ComicBooks.com Register / Loginit's free!
Home › Unusual Tales › #29 › Read

★ ComicBooks.com Reading Room

Unusual Tales #29 (1961)

Charlton · 1961 · 37 pages

Free to read · restored edition by ComicBooks.com · Issue details →

Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 1 of 37
1 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 2 of 37
2 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 3 of 37
3 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 4 of 37
4 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 5 of 37
5 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 6 of 37
6 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 7 of 37
7 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 8 of 37
8 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 9 of 37
9 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 10 of 37
10 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 11 of 37
11 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 12 of 37
12 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 13 of 37
13 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 14 of 37
14 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 15 of 37
15 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 16 of 37
16 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 17 of 37
17 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 18 of 37
18 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 19 of 37
19 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 20 of 37
20 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 21 of 37
21 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 22 of 37
22 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 23 of 37
23 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 24 of 37
24 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 25 of 37
25 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 26 of 37
26 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 27 of 37
27 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 28 of 37
28 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 29 of 37
29 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 30 of 37
30 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 31 of 37
31 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 32 of 37
32 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 33 of 37
33 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 34 of 37
34 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 35 of 37
35 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 36 of 37
36 / 37
Unusual Tales #29 (1961) — page 37 of 37
37 / 37
ContinueUnusual Tales #30 →
Contains 5 stories
Where Does It Go?
5 pp · science fiction

J. L. Standish boards what seems like an ordinary bus on an ordinary morning—until he realizes it's flying. When it touches down on an alien world 8,000 years in Earth's future, he discovers he's one of countless humans ferried across time to work for the planet's machines, which are programmed to serve mankind but have become dependent on employing humans to justify their own existence. Standish must decide whether to accept this strange employment or seek another way home.

The Mirage
5 pp · fantasy

Capt. Earl Muntz crash-lands in an unmapped North African desert and, desperate for water, begins to hallucinate—or does he? A beautiful city materializes around him, with healers, food, and a devoted woman named Shema who insists their world is real, even if it exists only in his mind. As Muntz grows torn between two realities, a rescue team closes in, forcing him to choose between the harsh truth of the desert and the perfect dream he's found.

Who's Crazy?
5 pp · science fiction

In "Who's Crazy?", a young man named Baxter Bibbs faces growing suspicion when no one else can see his mysterious companion—though she’s very real, and he’s not the one losing his mind. As the townsfolk question his sanity, Baxter prepares to leave Earth with her, bound for a world far beyond their understanding.

The Wanderers
5 pp · science fiction

Two young wanderers named Frankie and Joey find themselves swept through a surreal parade of impossible worlds—from a golden inferno to ice caverns hiding Venusian cities, from hungry seas to the outer reaches of space—all while questioning whether any of it is real. As the boundaries between dream and waking blur, the boys must figure out where reality ends and imagination begins. A delightfully strange journey that captures the wonder and confusion of getting lost in a good story.

Way Out, Man
5 pp · science fiction

Stanley Moss has always felt out of place at the beatnik parties his girlfriend Gigi loves, but when she calls him too square to fit in, he resolves to transform himself into a proper beatnik—even if it means abandoning everything he actually cares about. His Martian friends, however, have their own ideas about how to help him win Gigi's heart, and what unfolds when they intervene at a Greenwich Village coffee shop is far more "way out" than either Stanley or Gigi bargained for.

Restored edition © ComicBooks.com. Our digitization, remastering, and presentation are our own work.

See something wrong with this issue? Report it.