State troopers investigate footprints leading from a mysterious crash site to a diner, where a group of passengers from a bus trip are waiting out a snowstorm. The only patrons of the roadside eatery are the bus passengers, but there is one more diner than there were people on the bus. Suspicion grows among the stranded travellers as they try to guess which one of them is from the alleged UFO. Who is the real Martian? The intergalactic twist provides the classic Twilight Zone surprise ending.
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'Serling's imagination opens doors to "a wondrous land" ' SFX magazine
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The Twilight Zone is a permanent fixture in pop culture with a dedicated fan base This series reimagines the show's most enduring episodes, originally written by Serling himself, now adapted for a new generation of fans Authorised editions strongly interpreted by a variety of artists
Rod Serling worked as a television writer and producer and won the most Emmy awards for dramatic writing in the history of television. He wrote over seventy-five episodes of The Twilight Zone series, for which he won two of his Emmys. Rod was also the show's creator, host and narrator. Mark Kneece has written stories for Alien World (Pacific Comics), Hellraiser (Marvel / Epic), Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (DC Comics), The Spirit: New Adventures (Kitchen Sink Press) and Tarzan (United Media). Rich Ellis is also the illustrator of The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street. He lives and works in Portland, Oregon.
