Changes: Journey Into Mystery Vol 1 67

A contributor to a magazine is told by his editor that if he doesn't turn in a sensationalistic story he will be fired. He comes across a spaceship that has crashed causing the alien inside to bump his head and forget his mission. The man offers him a place to stay inside a barn until he remembers why he came to Earth. He takes photos of the alien and turns in a sensationalist pack of lies that the alien is an advance scout for a planned invasion. His girlfriend is bothered by guilt but she knows that he's doing it for the sake of his job. When the authorities confront the alien they believe that he is no immediate threat because he merely asks to be left alone until his memory returns. Not wanting the attention to fade, the man spreads more lies of hostile intent until the people are whipped up into a mob. His girlfriend goes out to warn Gruto to flee before the mob arrives as she is wracked with guilt to being an accomplice to the deception. Gruto does as she bids and takes up orbit around Earth in his spaceship. The humans try various attacks against him but Gruto easily nullifies them. As their last ditch strike, the humans launch a missile with a hydrogen warhead against the craft, which fails to damage it but does succeed in making Gruto bump his head once more restoring his memory. Gruto lands and proclaims that he recalls his mission was to impart great technical knowledge to Earth but since they have acted like barbarians and attempted to kill him, they deserve nothing and he departs. The man's girlfriend dumps him and all of Earth treats him as a pariah.

Appearing in "The Party"

Reprint of the 5th story from
Mystical Tales #2

Featured Characters:

Mr. Braggle

Races and Species:

Humans

Synopsis for "The Party"

Reprint of the 5th story from
Mystical Tales #2

A salesman trying to unload some oil stocks thinks that he’s found a rich mark, but instead walks into a party of talking dogs.

Appearing in "The Black Clock!"

Featured Characters:

Mr. Jordan

Races and Species:

Humans

Items:

Black Clock (First appearance)

Synopsis for "The Black Clock!"

A criminal steals a strange clock from an old man, but finds that it is cursed. He cannot put it down without pain, but he ages rapidly as he holds it. He believes that returning the clock will cure him, leaving him to choose between rapid death, pain or jail.

Appearing in "The Last Voyage of Captain Kragg"

Featured Characters:

Captain Kragg

Supporting Characters:

Kumbus

Races and Species:

Humans

Locations:

Unidentified Reality

Synopsis for "The Last Voyage of Captain Kragg"

File:Journey into Mystery Vol 1 67 028.jpg

A cowardly space pilot flees a battle until his spaceship runs out of power and he crashes into a bog on an Earth-like planet. He finds himself among humanoids in an era similar to Earth's 1492 Spain as a sailor is attempting to prove the planet round with a voyage around the globe. The space pilot thinks this is a sure bet to gain fame and fortune so he arranges to exchange places with the sailor and head out to sea. Unfortunately for him, the planet he has crash landed upon does indeed turn out to be flat.

Notes

"Gruto!" reprinted in Where Monsters Dwell #11
"The Black Clock!" reprinted in Where Monsters Dwell #12
"The Last Voyage of Captain Kragg" reprinted in Where Monsters Dwell #12

Links and References

References

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+| Letterer3_1         = Ray Holloway
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+| Synopsis4           = [[File:Journey into Mystery Vol 1 67 028.jpg|thumb]] A cowardly space pilot flees a battle until his spaceship runs out of power and he crashes into a bog on an Earth-like planet. He finds himself among humanoids in an era similar to Earth's 1492 Spain as a sailor is attempting to prove the planet round with a voyage around the globe. The space pilot thinks this is a sure bet to gain fame and fortune so he arranges to exchange places with the sailor and head out to sea. Unfortunately for him, the planet he has crash landed upon does indeed turn out to be flat.
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Changes: Journey Into Mystery Vol 1 67

Revision as of 21:30, 10 January 2020

Appearing in "Gruto!"

Synopsis for "Gruto!"

Appearing in "The Party"

Synopsis for "The Party"

Appearing in "The Black Clock!"

Synopsis for "The Black Clock!"

Appearing in "The Last Voyage of Captain Kragg"

Synopsis for "The Last Voyage of Captain Kragg"

Notes

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Links and References

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