Uncanny Tales #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beware the Ides of March!", scientist Zeke Jones answers a desperate call from the Dog Star Sirius, racing there in his own spherical craft to aid a planet under siege. Facing a terrifying invasion by intelligent dinosaurs, Zeke must use his wits and ingenuity to help the Siriusians defend their world. Penciled and inked by John Rosenberger, with a striking cover by Ogden Whitney, this 1/- comic from Alan Class delivers a bold, pulpy adventure from a forgotten corner of the cosmos.
Tony Blake lives with a strange, recurring pattern: every year on the 15th of March, something goes wrong—accidents, near-misses, fateful twists. He speaks Latin fluently, though he’s never studied it, and his decisions echo the legendary moves of Julius Caesar. As his life begins to mirror the ancient general’s in unsettling ways, he starts to wonder if he’s just following history—or if he’s somehow reliving it.
Mary, a sharp-eyed reporter, finds herself captivated by the dazzling performances of Thoron the Great, a magician whose tricks seem to defy reality. When her curiosity leads her to uncover the truth, she discovers that Thoron isn’t just a master of illusions—he’s an alien from the distant planet Asperia, visiting Earth under mysterious circumstances.
When scientist Zeke Jones intercepts a desperate plea from the Dog Star Sirius, he dons his experimental spherical craft and races across the void to aid a world under siege. There, he teams up with Princess Xenia and a mysterious figure named Edwin Galloway as they face a terrifying invasion of intelligent dinosaurs terrorizing the planet’s surface.
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