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Bill Molno

writer, artist

Unusual Tales #1

La Caverna del Pasado

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
Hoping to sell a big story to his editor, reporter Jim Foster fakes photographs of prehistoric animals in a legendary Latin American cave, but when he takes Professor charles Beaduy to the cave, they find more than what was promised.

The cave does bring together animals and people from different times, but whether any actual time travel occurs is debatable. And before you ask, I don’t know what a mastondia is either.

— Michael Main
Time must have stood still in this region of Earth. Take a picture of this mastondia before it goes for us.
“La Caverna del Pasado” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #1 (Charlton Comics, November 1955).

Unusual Tales #9

The Day I Lived Over Again

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
While on the lam, hardened criminal Blackie Nelson gets a chance to live the day over—and this time he plans to evade the police and win the girl!
— Michael Main
The day’s starting over again! This doll’s going to fall for me . . . Only this time I’m going to work things different!
“The Day I Lived Over Again” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #9 (Charlton Comics, November 1957).

Unusual Tales #10

Man from the Ages

by Joe Gill [?] and [?Bill Molno[/exn]
A military post in Alaska discovers a prehistoric man frozen in ice.
— Michael Main
You are right, Jason. This is big!! A beast-like human, frozen solid for who knows how many thousands of years . . . perhaps millions of years, and perfectly preserved!
“Man from the Ages” by Joe Gill [?] and [?Bill Molno[/exn], Unusual Tales #10 (Charlton Comics, January 1958).

Unusual Tales #11

Noise in the Cellar

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
Once again, a plumber receives an emergency call from 12 Hedge Row.
— Michael Main
Will you come right over? My water heater looks dangerous!
“Noise in the Cellar” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #11 (Charlton Comics, March 1958).

Unusual Tales #12

Time of the Dragon

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
RAF pilot Clive St. George is a snooty chap because of his fine ancestry until one day he has motor trouble while flying through a storm.
— Michael Main
Motor trouble! Must go down! According to my reckoning I must be close to my ancestral home in West Croyden . . .
“Time of the Dragon” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #12 (Charlton Comics, July 1958).

Unusual Tales #13

After Tomorrow!

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
While preparing for war against Bulavia, King Gustave of Translovia sees two visions of the future by way of a magnificent timepiece.
— Michael Main
I have had a vision of my victory tomorrow!
“After Tomorrow!” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #13 (Charlton Comics, September 1958).

Unusual Tales #20

The Time Cap

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
Phil Winship, an executive at an American company in Iran, finds an odd cap in the desert that transports him to a strange laboratory.
— Michael Main
Now I realize what happened! This cap is some sort of time-travelling device!
“The Time Cap” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #20 (Charlton Comics, January 1960).

Unusual Tales #26

Where Is Amelia?

by Joe Gill [?], Bill Molno, and Vince Alascia
At a happenin’ party, a beatnik puts Amelia into a trance, sending her to, like, the the 25th century!
— Michael Main
Sleep, chick, sleep deep! You will like go into another world. A world without squares. A world where everyone is like real sweep people!
“Where Is Amelia?” by Joe Gill [?], Bill Molno, and Vince Alascia, Unusual Tales #26 (Charlton Comics, February 1961).

Unusual Tales #29

Where Does It Go?

by Joe Gill [?], Bill Molno, and Vince Alascia
J. L . Standish finds himself unexpectedly on a flying bus to the future where the automata have a job for him.
— Michael Main
But what would I do? If your automated processes are as efficient as I believe, a mere mortal cannot be important to you!
“Where Does It Go?” by Joe Gill [?], Bill Molno, and Vince Alascia, Unusual Tales #29 (Charlton Comics, August 1961).

Unusual Tales #47

The Unwelcome Guest

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
After a car accident, Steve Teller stumbles into a house that takes him from one time to another.
— Michael Main
Open up! I’ve had enough of this! Whatever crazy explanation there is, I want it now!
“The Unwelcome Guest” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #47 (Charlton Comics, November 1964).

Gorgo #23

Time Pocket

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
Although this one-page feature is title “Time Pocket,” it seems to be about travel to another dimension rather than through time.
— Michael Main
A person can suddenly disappear before our eyes, by accidentally or purposely stepping into another dimension.
“Time Pocket” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, in Gorgo #23 (Charlton Comics, September 1965).
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