He-Man #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing multiple adventure stories. "Escape to Eternity" follows Joe Tucker, a World War I pilot with early flying experience, who is offered a job by a mysterious employer and becomes involved in a plot to reach the top of the world by going down six feet, discovering that a woman named Knut is attempting to reach the North Pole through an underground passage. The story involves romantic complications between the woman, Joe, and another man named Van Brunt, as well as conflict with nomadic forces who capture some of the expedition members. Additional stories in the issue include an underwater adventure titled "Thrill to Horror Harbor" (as indicated on the cover), along with other real-life adventure narratives.
In the Gulf of Mexico, a young diver named Alex Kaskas defies his father’s grief-stricken wishes to prove himself after his brother Leonid was killed by sharks while exploring a mysterious sponge bed. As the crew prepares to dive again, a secret betrayal looms, and the dangerous waters hold a mystery that could either save or destroy them all.
Joe Tucker, a disillusioned war veteran turned reluctant pilot, takes a high-paying job to fly a mysterious man named Korak and a woman named Erica out of the country—only to suspect something is deeply wrong when the woman claims Korak is a Red spy. As fog closes in and the destination nears, Joe must decide whether to trust her warning or face the grim fate of the pilots who came before him.
The Van Brunt Expedition ventures into the desert to uncover the legendary Seven Gods of Khastani, driven by the professor’s belief in a vast treasure hidden beneath the ruins. When a group of nomads ambush the team and capture Mrs. Van Brunt, the expedition’s fate hinges on a tense negotiation at the nomads’ camp, where secrets about the dig’s true purpose begin to surface.
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Reprinted in Fantastic Adventures #10 (1963)
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