Strange Tales #23 (1953)

Strange Tales #23 (1953) is a thrilling comic that takes you on a journey through different worlds and situations. In "Welcome to Pluto," you'll meet an extraterrestrial visitor from Pluto, who will transport you to his icy planet. But be careful, as you might also encounter a man-eating lion on your way! The art is beautifully done by Joe Sinnott and will transports you to another world.

In "The Man Who Knew Everything," we meet a man who seems to possess infinite knowledge. This story is both fascinating and a bit eerie, as we question how one could possibly know everything. Joe Maneely's art brings this story to life and the writing is sharp and to the point.

"White On Black" brings us into a courtroom, where a man is on trial for murder. The twist? The trial is taking place in complete darkness, with only the judge's white robes visible. Louis Ravielli's art creates a tense and ominous atmosphere.

Finally, "Can You Picture This?" is a story about a photographer who discovers he has the ability to take photos of the future. Gil Evans' art is dynamic and captures the excitement of witnessing a glimpse into the unknown.

Overall, Strange Tales #23 is a must-read for any comic book fan who loves adventure and the unknown. With dynamic art and captivating stories, this comic book will take you on a journey you won't soon forget. As a collector of comics, trust us – this is one you'll want to add to your collection.