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Jack Abel

artist

Journey into Mystery #14

The Man Who Owned a World

by an unknown writer, Vic Carrabotta, and Jack Abel

Evil stepfather George intercepts a build-a-world kit from the future.
— Michael Main
Somewhere in the future, a postal error had been made and a package destined for a yet as unborn grandson had been lost in time and delivered to this house!

“The Man Who Owned a World” by an unknown writer, Vic Carrabotta, and Jack Abel, in Journey into Mystery #14 (Atlas Comics, February 1954).

Journey into Mystery #20

The Messenger!

by Paul S. Newman and Jack Abel

Jeff Calder is a true prankster, but his new messenger, Dal J. Keefe, seems to take every prank without missing a beat.
— Michael Main
Messenger, you’re just in time! Recieved a priority order from the top . . . scrounge up a gallow of yellow paint with black stripes.

“The Messenger!” by Paul S. Newman and Jack Abel, in Journey into Mystery #20 (Atlas Comics, December 1954).

Journey into Mystery #21

The Missing Men

by Ben Benulis and Jack Abel

After sailing around the world, the Queen of the Sea returns to port without a sole aboard, and only private investigator Dolan knows why.
— Michael Main
It’s incredible! How in the world could all those people disappear in mid-ocean?

“The Missing Men” by Ben Benulis and Jack Abel, in Journey into Mystery #21 (Atlas Comics, January 1955).

Journey into Mystery #39

I Lived Four Times!

by Carl Wessler, Bob Forgione, and Jack Abel

Stefan Orjanski, a Hungarian soldier, is taken by his love to a sorcerer who can help him desert the army, but the help requires first living through part of the lives of four others.
— Michael Main
I felt so strange . . . as if I were not alone! As if I were not myself!

“I Lived Four Times!” by Carl Wessler, Bob Forgione, and Jack Abel, in Journey into Mystery #39 (Atlas Comics, October 1956).

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