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Uncanny Tales 28

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Uncanny Tales #28 (1955) | Charlton Tales Cover Image
Issue Information
Cover Date
January 1955
Indicia Frequency
monthly
Indicia Publisher
Prime Publications, Inc.
 
Cover Titles
The Maze
 
Cover Credits
Russ Heath pencils attributed
Notes: man's face
Carl Burgos pencils and inks attributed
 
Contributions
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Cover Creator Credit

Issue Overview

Uncanny Tales #28 was published by Prime Publications, Inc. in January 1955. It is part of the Uncanny Tales series, which ran from June 1952 to September 1957.

Cover credits include Russ Heath and Carl Burgos.

Atlas Tales indexes 6 stories for this issue, including "The Martians!." Indexed story credits include Bill Benulis and Jack Abel, among others. The current cover scan may need replacement.

Stories

Notes: The Martians are invading Earth... but one of their soldiers is revolting. He escapes the invading force and breaks into a large mansion. But why won't they believe him? - Ger A.
Notes: A bored rich man finds the love of his life.. but she turns out to be a mysterious woman from the past. And it's haunting her. - Ger A.
Notes: Two men study ants to see how they can escape a maze, for if they know how those ants can pass through the solid walls, they will have a chance to escape their own prison. - Ger A.
Notes: Two characters discover that their world is slowly being wiped out... by the comic book artist drawing them -- but even he isn't safe. The comic artist is probably a self portrait of Bill Walton (with pipe) and on his desk are a note saying: "Call Stan Lee for script" and a small ink bottle marked 'midnight oil'. - Ger A.
Notes: A southern aristocrat is keeping his sister locked up in his house. She has a suitor, but her brother scares him away by telling him she is mad. The twist...? He comes back with a doctor to take her away to be cured. This was just before the comic code was introduced, but it wouldn't have caused any problems afterwards, either. - Ger A.

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