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H. G. Wells

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The Time Machine

by David Duncan, directed by George Pal
The Traveller now has a name—H. George Wells (played by Rod Taylor)—and Weena has the beautiful face and talent of Yvette Mimieux.
— Michael Main
When I speak of time, I’m speaking of the fourth dimension.
The Time Machine by David Duncan, directed by George Pal (at limited movie theaters, Rome, 25 May 1960).

Time after Time

written and directed by Nicholas Meyer
Apart from the hero in The Time Machine movie (1960), this is the earliest that I’ve seen of the H.G.‑Wells-as-time-traveler subgenre. Our hero chases Jack the Ripper into the 20th century.
— Michael Main
Ninety years ago I was a freak; today I am an amateur.
Time after Time written and directed by Nicholas Meyer (Toronto International Film Festival, 7 September 1979).

The Treehouse #5

The 65-Storey Treehouse

by Andy Griffiths (story) and Terry Denton (art)
Each installment of Andy and Terry’s Treehouse series sees the house grow upward, but what if the house never had a proper building permit? No problem, if you’ve got a time machine in a wheelie trash bin! Caution: Important detours along the way may be necessary to save antkind and The Time Machine.
— Michael Main
“Don’t you see?” says Terry. “We’ll just travel back in time and get a permit for the treehouse.”
The 65-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths (story) and Terry Denton (art) (Macmillan Australia, August 2015).

The Adventure of the Comfounded Writer

by Jonathan Maberry
“The Adventure of the Comfounded Writer” by Jonathan Maberry, in Three Time Travelers Walk Into . . ., edited by Michael A. Ventrella (Fantastic Books, June 2022) [print · e-book].
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