In this two-part story, world renowned scientists Adam Tyler is ready to marry his sweetheart, but not until he determines whether the future is any place to raise a family.
—Michael Main
Go into the future! It’s not impossible . . . with my knowledge of relativity and time warps . . . I could project myself into a predetermined time of the future!

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  1. The World I Lost—and Lost Again! [unofficial title] by unknown writers and John Forte, in Strange Tales #20-21 (Atlas Comics, April and May 1953).
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    John Forte (inks)
    • part 1.The World I Lost! by unknown writers and John Forte, in Strange Tales #20 (Atlas Comics, April 1953) .
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      John Forte (inks)
    • The Man from Tomorrow by unknown writers and John Forte, in Strange Tales #21 (Atlas Comics, May 1953) .
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      John Forte (inks)