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Tales of the Unexpected#4
Cover: John Prentice
Tales of the Unexpected #4
“Seven Steps to the Unknown”
In "Seven Steps to the Unknown," a 1956 DC tale drawn by Sheldon Moldoff, an athlete's life takes a mysterious turn after he consumes a mythological elixir—transforming his abilities in ways that blur the line between reality and illusion. Cover by John Prentice, this issue explores the uncertain edge between achievement and the unknown, leaving readers questioning what’s truly possible.
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artist, inker Sheldon Moldoff · cover John Prentice
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artist, inker Sheldon Moldoff
cover pencils, inks John Prentice
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An athlete performs several amazing feats after he takes a mythological elixir, but he's not sure whether he actually performed the feats or, if he did, if the elixir was the reason.
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