Appearing in "We Were Trapped in the Twilight World!"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Paul Harper

Supporting Characters:

• Cathy

Villains:

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Other Characters:

• Professor Barnes

Locations:

• Paul and Cathy travel to the past by stepping through a patch of mist. Paul's theory is that the past exists at the same time in a different dimension, and they it the Twilight World.
  

Items:

• The police officer that assisted Paul and Cathy after they returned from the mist found a small necklace made from the teeth of a tiger. It belonged to the Cro-magnon that saved Paul and Cathy, and he threw it into the mist as a gift to them. This necklace helped prove Paul's theory to Professor Barnes.

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Synopsis for "We Were Trapped in the Twilight World!"Edit

A young man has a theory that the past and future are merely different dimensions, and when he and his girlfriend pass through a mist, they find themselves in the distant past. They are pursued by neanderthals and left dangling from a cliff as sacrifices for a flying reptile when an arrow takes down the creature. They are hauled back up by their savior who tells them his name is Cro. He leads them back to the mist which they pass through and the young man surmises that Cro must have been one of the early Cro-Magnon peoples. They are greeted by the man's college professor who dismisses their story as an hallucination. They discover evidence to the contrary when they realize that Cro has tossed them a necklace of saber-tooth tiger teeth as a gift from his time to ours.

Appearing in "The Masterpiece"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Monsieur Claude Duval

Supporting Characters:

• Monsieur Finnault
• Madame Fleury

Villains:

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Synopsis for "The Masterpiece"Edit

A great portrait artist is asked to paint the queen, but he refuses and says he is done with portraits, and all he wants to paint is a landscape piece. He pays his landlady 5000 francs to lock him in his room and bring him food (and also cover his rent for the month). Eventually, the queen's messenger comes back to negotiate, but he and the landlady do not find the artist. They do find the finished masterpiece, and notice the artist has "drawn" himself lying happily on the bank of a little lake.

Appearing in "The Teddy Bear"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Jim
• Carol

Supporting Characters:

• 
  

Villains:

• 
  

Other Characters:

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Locations:

• Jim and Carol end up moving to a 'rugged mountain camp' out west.

Items:

• Teddy is alluded to being a magical bear that can defend Carol.

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Synopsis for "The Teddy Bear"Edit

A woman who keeps a teddy bear from childhood marries a surveyor who brings them out west for a job. He notices tracks of a mountain lion nearby and leaves the tent after his wife has gone to sleep to hunt it down. The beast surprises him, and brushes by him on the way towards the tent. Panicked, he runs to the tent even though his rifle jammed, determined to fight the mountain lion with his bare hands if he needs to in order to save his wife. When he opens the tent flap, he finds the mountain lion dead on the floor and his wife still asleep with the teddy bear sitting in the corner covered with scratches. From that day forward he no longer chides his wife as being "silly" for being a grown woman who keeps a teddy bear.

Appearing in "Doctor Droom Meets Zemu!"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Doctor Droom

Supporting Characters:

• 
  

Villains:

• Zemu (Only Appearance)^[1]

Other Characters:

• 
  

Locations:

• Zemu is from Saturn.

Items:

• Zemu used strange magnets to make an audience believe he could levitate them.
• Zemu had a gun with dual purpose. It shot infra-rays that could locate an individual, and it also shot delta rays that would disintegrate an individual.

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Synopsis for "Doctor Droom Meets Zemu!"Edit

Dr. Droom hypnotizes a disguised warrior from the planet Saturn into confessing to the police that he intended to use technology in his magic act as a means of gaining fame and becoming an elected official.

NotesEdit

• "Doctor Droom Meets Zemu!" reprinted in Weird Wonder Tales #20
  

TriviaEdit

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See AlsoEdit

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Recommended ReadingEdit

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Links and ReferencesEdit

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