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Synopsis

This story basically serves as an allegory for human ethical progress failing to keep pace with his technological progress. It describes an automatic house that continues to function long after the people that once lived there have been reduced to dust stains on the wall by nuclear holocaust.

Reprinted from

• Weird Fantasy #15— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Fantasy #17— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Science #17— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Fantasy #18— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Fantasy #19— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Fantasy #20— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Science #20— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Fantasy #21— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Science #21— N&B ; -1 page [B&W; -1 page]
• Weird Fantasy #22— N&B [B&W]
• Weird Science #22— N&B [B&W]

Credits

Script

Ray Bradbury

Pencils

Wally Wood, Reed Crandall, Al Williamson, Roy Krenkel, Frank Frazetta, Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando, John Severin

Inks

Wally Wood, Reed Crandall, Al Williamson, Roy Krenkel, Frank Frazetta, Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando, Bill Elder

Adaptation

Al Feldstein

Co-plot

Bill Gaines

Co-plot, script

Al Feldstein

Original author

Ray Bradbury

Original story

Ray Bradbury