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Adventures Into Terror 14

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Issue Overview

Adventures Into Terror #14 was published in Winter 1952. It is part of the Adventures Into Terror series, which ran from November 1950 to May 1954.

Atlas Tales indexes 5 stories for this issue, including "The Little People." Indexed story credits include Stan Lee and Tony DiPreta, among others.

Looking for the full run? Browse the Adventures Into Terror checklist to see every indexed issue in one place.

Issue Information
Cover Date
Winter 1952
Cover Notes
woman's face shape is possibly Chris Rule but face inks are ?
 
Cover Titles
The Hands!
Hex!
They're Driving Me Crazy!
The Little People!
 
Cover Credits
Unknown pencils

Stories

Credits
Stan Lee script signed Tony DiPreta pencils signed
Contributors:
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Notes: Elements in common with Tod Browning's Freaks (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1932): circus midgets get revenge on tormenter through bizarre transformation.
Reprinted In: Beware 6
Credits
Gene Colan pencils signed
Credits
Credits not yet documented
Credits
George Tuska pencils attributed Unknown inks
Reprinted In: Beware 6
Credits
Dick Ayers pencils signed Ernie Bache inks attributed
Notes: This is a really good story and could have been developed into a novel or at least a story for The Twilight Zone. A scientist invents a way to create life... and gets removed from everyones mind by The Rulers, those who have st up the earth as an experiment and remove everyone who invents stuff that would benifit mankind too much. "Now I know why mankind fights and kills each other in disastrous wars... why advancements are so long in being realized!" Yeah, right. If it was ever turned into a novel I guess the protagonist would learn that the Rulers in fact protect mankind from even bigger mistakes, such as inventing life out of nothing and time travel. After which he decides to kill them anyway, because we should learn for ourselves.
As we do here. - Ger A.