Journey into Unknown Worlds #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "He Hides in the Night!", written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Bill Everett, a disillusioned aspiring architect named Lionel finds himself drawn into the unknown when he spots a mysterious flying saucer. After being dismissed as a fraud for his claims, he takes to the skies in a helicopter to confront the craft—and discovers its passengers are refugees from the doomed planet Albus. With art by Bill Everett and a striking cover by Carl Burgos, this 1956 tale blends science fiction wonder with a quiet triumph of perseverance.
In "He Never Grew Old!", Jo stumbles upon the mysterious Crater, a man who looks fifty but claims to be a century old. Drawn into a hidden valley, Jason follows him to the Fountain of Youth—only to discover the truth comes at a cost.
In "It Happened to Finnegan!" from Journey into Unknown Worlds #41, O'Hara’s deep love for horses and belief in reincarnation take a wild turn when he returns as the racehorse Miracle—still able to speak English and determined to win big for Finnegan, all while navigating a life far removed from his old one.
In "The Flying Saucers!" from Journey into Unknown Worlds #41 (1956), Lionel—a young man turned pilot after being turned down for an architecture job—spots a mysterious flying saucer and finds himself caught in a story far beyond his wildest dreams. When he’s mocked for his claims and loses his job, he takes to the skies in a helicopter to confront the craft, only to discover its passengers are refugees from the doomed planet Albus. With their survival in mind, Lionel uses his talent to design new homes for them on Earth, turning his moment of doubt into a chance to finally prove himself.
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Reprinted in Mystery Tales #50 (1957), Strange Tales #75 (1960), Tales to Astonish #31 (1962)
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