Time of the Dragon

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).

The Forbidden Camera

Archeologist Wayne Banford ignores the sanskrit warning to leave the camera where he found it in a cave with an idol.

— Michael Main

He who would claim this camera as his own will have a life of woe heed this warning.

“The Forbidden Camera” by Joe Gill [?], Charles Nicholas, and Vince Alascia, Unusual Tales #21 (Charlton Comics, March 1960).

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).

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).