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Cover: Bill Everett & Joe Maneely

World of Fantasy #11

Apr 1958 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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"Prisoner of the Fantastic Fog" delivers a haunting, dreamlike tale from the early days of Marvel’s World of Fantasy, where a mysterious dream seeks its rightful dreamer before midnight—only to find its intended host is already dead, a convict who, in desperation, tried to flee his cell by scaling a prison wall. Penciled and inked by Jim Mooney, the story unfolds with eerie precision, blending surreal imagery with a quiet tragedy. The cover, a striking collaboration by Bill Everett and Joe Maneely, captures the fog-laden tension with dramatic flair.

Contains 6 stories
Prisoner of the Fantastic Fog
4 pp · Science Fiction
Sam MorganDr. Jerry Morgan

In "Prisoner of the Fantastic Fog," Dr. Jerry Morgan finds himself in a sticky situation when his experimental shrink gas accidentally reduces his brother, Sam Morgan, to doll size. With the science still unstable and the effects fleeting, Jerry must navigate the chaos of a shrinking brother and a police officer who’s more baffled than alarmed. The fog of science and sibling rivalry swirls in this quirky 1958 sci-fi tale.

Nightmare at Midnight
4 pp · Fantasy
JohnMike

In "Nightmare at Midnight," two men—John and Mike—find their nights unsettled when a dream with a purpose goes awry. As midnight nears, a searching dream realizes its intended dreamer has already met a tragic end, leaving the night haunted by what might have been.

The Sinister Stone
3 pp · Fantasy
He Never Reached the Ground!
4 pp · Fantasy
Wally OberLlada
He's Coming to Get Me!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Peter WilcoxRalph Wilcox

Peter Wilcox is shaken by a letter claiming his brother Ralph is coming to get him, driving him to arm himself in fear. But when Ralph arrives, the truth behind the threat unfolds in a twist that redefines their long-standing rift—leaving Peter stunned by a revelation far stranger than revenge.

The Mad Scientist!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Mark Ferris

In a stark, urgent moment, a young boy lies ill as a desperate scientist faces an enigmatic old man demanding he use a dangerous experimental process. The old man’s chilling revelation—his own future self, and the boy his son—unravels time itself, leaving the scientist to confront a past he never knew he’d live to change.

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Full credits

artist, inker Jim Mooney
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett
cover pencils, inks Joe Maneely

Reprints

↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #25 (1955)

Reprinted in Weird Planets #10 (1962), Weird Planets #9 (1962), Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #5/1974 (1974), Vault of Evil #11 (1974), Frankenstein #11 (1974), Weird Wonder Tales #7 (1974), Hulk #13 (1975), Giant-Size Werewolf #5 (1975), Crypt of Shadows #19 (1975), Frankenstein #5 (1976), Crypt of Horror #34 (2017), Uncanny Tales #47

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