Mystery in Space, #11

Published: December 1952-January 1953

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"A prize of one million dollars to anyone who can guess what the creature inside this space-ship looks like!"

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The Unknown Spaceman!

"Mammoth million dollar contest!"

Story Notes

Title, pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records dated 1952/08/12, provided by DC Comics.

SOS in Space!

"All of those people are the victims of interplanetary shipwrecks!"

Story Notes

Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records dated 1952/08/12, provided by DC Comics.

Cosmic Capsule!

"Pluto has sent models of the small sun it uses to heat its frigid atmosphere..."

Story Notes

Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records dated 1952/08/12, provided by DC Comics.

Rocketeer for Hire!

"Side-swiping a rocket's nose-bubble is an old space-navy trick..."

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Story Notes

Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records dated 1952/08/12, provided by DC Comics.

"Boys! Girls! Send for this hilarious Cracker Jack fun pack"

Story Notes

Back cover.

Ad Featuring Daisy Air Rifles / Daisy B-B Guns

"Announcing the new Daisy Defender repeating air rifle"

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

"If our sun were replaced by the nearest star..."

Now More Than Ever-
Neptune?

"1. Unlike its planetary neighbor Uranus, Neptune has no atmosphere at all."

Storyline

A two-page quiz about Neptune.

Ad Featuring Wildroot Cream-Oil

"I wish he'd get interested in a girl and starting using Wildroot Cream-Oil!"

William Henry Pickering

Story Featuring Giants of the Telescope

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"Hurry! Get your own gold lettered personalized wallet!"

"According to a theory by Prof. Eddington..."

Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll

"A Roadmaster bicycle... and other dandy prizes... are give away every week!"

Superman Shows How UNICEF Spells Help for the Children of the World!

Story Featuring Superman

"Gosh, we saw nearly everything on all 38 floors of the United Nations building."

Storyline

Superman convinces a group of children to contribute their movie money to UNICEF.

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Story Notes

This PSA is produced in sequential comics-art style.

Editorial Advisory Board
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Includes a plug for The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.

Ad Featuring Dubble Bubble Gum

"Whoopee! This is the real wild West!"

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"Uncle Bernie's fun shop buy now - at our low low prices!"

Story Notes

Inside front cover.