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Incredible Science Fiction#10
Cover: Jack Davis

Incredible Science Fiction #10

Feb 1995 · Gemstone · 2.00 USD; 2.75 CAD
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Contains 4 stories
Fallen Idol
6 pp · Science Fiction

In a scorched future where myth and ruin shape survival, a young man dares to challenge the legends that keep his people cowering. Driven by whispers of a divine being named Hercules said to dwell in the dead place beyond their camp, he leads a small group into the desolate wasteland. There, amid towering ruins and the remains of forgotten machines, they face monstrous insects and uncover a truth far stranger than any legend—something ancient, mechanical, and utterly unexpected.

Food For Thought
8 pp · Science Fiction

In "Food For Thought," a human expedition returns to a long-abandoned world they once seeded, hoping to finally claim it as a new home. What they find instead is a planet where evolution took a shocking turn—one that threatens their plans, leading them to consider a brutal reset. But beneath their calculations and intentions, something ancient and sentient has taken root, watching silently from the shadows.

The Ultimate Weapon
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Ultimate Weapon," the warlord Gurt, having conquered countless worlds across a dozen solar systems, sets his sights on Earth—unlike any planet he’s faced, it shows no fear, no panic, and no surrender. With his crew at his side, he prepares to test his ultimate weapon against a world that refuses to break, even as the stakes grow higher than any conquest he’s known.

Marked Man
7 pp · Science Fiction

In "Marked Man," Commander Abel Grant faces a court-martial after a controversial decision during a deep-space mission—ordering the disposal of a dead Grand Admiral to prevent alien contamination. As he reflects on two decades of service, from battling Venusian raiders to surviving planetary conflicts beyond Pluto, the verdict takes an unexpected turn. Though the trial ends, his past actions don’t go unnoticed, and a powerful faction within the government sees his ruthless pragmatism as exactly what the fleet needs now.

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Full credits

writer Jack Oleck
artist, inker Joe Orlando
letterer Jim Wroten
cover pencils, inks Jack Davis

Reprints

↩ Reprints Incredible Science Fiction #32 (1955)

Reprinted in Weird Science-Fantasy Annual #2 (1995)

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