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Cover: Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
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Out of This World #15

Oct 1959 · Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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"Return From Saturn" delivers a delightfully twisted tale from Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, where precision and obsession collide in a world where mechanics blur with humanity. When a bookkeeper’s error sends the Clock-Maker into a frenzy, the police arrive to find a broken automaton—and a man whose perfectionism may be his undoing. The story’s eerie precision is matched by Rocke Mastroserio’s striking cover, a fitting visual echo of the tale’s unsettling precision.

Contains 12 stories
Return From Saturn
5 pp · Science Fiction
A Visit to Planet 3
5 pp · Science Fiction
The Remarkable Mr. Ramsay
8 pp · Science Fiction

A gigantic, shimmering ovoid descends from the stars, and Mr. Ramsay finds himself at the center of an encounter that defies explanation. What does this mysterious visitor want, and what does it mean for this ordinary man caught in an extraordinary moment?

Peril in the Sky
6 pp · Science Fiction
Fall Guy
5 pp · Science Fiction
A Planet to Remember
4 pp · Science Fiction

When a massive, shimmering ovoid object descends from space and lands in Earth's harbor, world governments and scientists scramble to understand its origin and intent—only to find their weapons powerless against it. As the mysterious figure grows larger despite atomic bombardment, humanity braces for the worst, unaware of the visitor's true purpose or what his return home might mean for our world's future.

Unwanted World
6 pp · Science Fiction
Not What They Seem!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Wasp [Janet Van Dyne] (narrator)

In "Not What They Seem!", a tense escape unfolds across a treacherous planet where the Wasp recounts how a group of fugitives must navigate a deadly game of survival—caught between a planet rigged with danger and a conflict that’s far more personal than it first appears.

Spaceman!
5 pp · Science Fiction
The Clock-Maker!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Clock-Maker!" from Out of This World #15, a perfectionist inventor lives by precision—until a single error sends shockwaves through his world. When a bookkeeper’s mistake triggers a violent reaction, the police arrive to find a mechanical man and a man who may have crossed the line between repair and ruin.

The Machine Men of Mars
6 pp · Science Fiction
Captain MorenoCrewman Brown
Mystery Button
4 pp · Science Fiction

A hobo named Luke Jason stumbles upon a flying saucer in the woods near Pleasantville and tangles with its alien pilot, managing to snatch a mysterious button from the being's belt before it escapes. When Luke discovers the button is identical to those manufactured at a nearby factory, he realizes he's uncovered something far stranger than a simple coincidence. As he investigates further, forces beyond his understanding begin to close in on him and his discovery.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio

Reprints

↩ Reprints Space Adventures #26 (1958), Space Adventures #30 (1959), Out of This World #15 (1959), Outer Space #24 (1959), Strange Tales #96 (1962), Tales to Astonish #52 (1964)

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