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Forbidden Worlds #41 (1956)

American Comics Group · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Awakening!
7 pp
Dr. HowardDr. SandersJoe HilyerTerry PhillipsMikeSam Boone

A war hero's unbearable guilt traps him in three years of catatonic silence after a terrible choice aboard the submarine Marlin—but Dr. Howard and Dr. Sanders devise an extraordinary plan to reach him, enlisting a master of disguise named Sam Boone to recreate a miracle. When the impossible walks through the door, Joe Hilyer may finally find the forgiveness he's denied himself.

Someone to Watch Over You!
8 pp
Tim FreeseGloriaMr. CroneJulie (fairy godmother)J. Haynes Winston

In "Someone to Watch Over You!", a desperate man finds unexpected help when a fairy godmother and her woodland kin—gnomes, fairies, and leprechauns—join forces to rally support and raise the funds needed to save his home from a greedy landowner. With whimsy and quiet determination, the forest folk weave magic into the world of men, proving that even the smallest allies can make a difference.

The Records!
3 pp
Anton Hauser

Anton Hauser, a celebrated concert pianist with one of Europe's finest record collections, discovers a transcendent piano sonata by an obscure composer named Willi Kein at a Viennese music shop—only to find the record mysteriously vanishes from his home, and every trace of both the composition and its creator seems to have been deliberately erased. As Hauser pursues the baffling mystery through musical authorities and the police, the very shop where he made his purchase appears transformed, with no memory of his visit or the old proprietor who sold him the records.

The Moroccan Prince
1 pp · detective-mystery
Captain Marle

Captain Marle witnesses a phantom disappearance when the English merchant ship Moroccan Prince vanishes in calm waters just hours from port in 1738—leaving behind one of maritime history's most baffling unsolved mysteries. With no wreckage, no survivors, and clear skies for days, the ship simply ceases to exist, and decades later when Captain Marle reports what he saw, the truth only deepens the enigma. This tale of the impossible at sea captures the wonder and dread of mysteries that defy all rational explanation.

A Penny for Your Thoughts!
7 pp · fantasy
Bill HowardFrank HowardMarge Howard

In "A Penny for Your Thoughts!" from Forbidden Worlds #41 (1956), brothers Bill and Frank Howard believe they’ve engineered a machine to send their thoughts across distance—only to discover their minds are naturally linked in ways they never expected. The story unfolds as their experiment blurs the line between invention and instinct, leaving their connection both a marvel and a mystery.

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