Published: April-May 1955
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"People of Mars, these ruins you see were once Earth's mightiest structure, the Empire State Building!"
"People of Mars, you are now viewing the remains of the greatest city on Earth--"
Martians travel to Earth but find it destroyed.
Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
"Somewhere among all these people at the Interplanetary Fair is the one person I must contact!"
Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
"The rainbow distress signal! Full speed ahead!"
Story Featuring Interplanetary Insurance, Inc.
"Bert Brandon, get away from this space-port before you cause an accident--"
Story Featuring Giants of the Telescope
"A pioneer in the user of the spectroscope for astronomical observations, Huggins was the first to obtain a spectrum of a diffuse nebula."
Information for this sequence from Arthur Lortie.
"Boy, you never mamboed better, those Thom McAn Jaguars are cut down low for real low-down stepping."
Back cover.
Ad Featuring Charles Atlas Dynamic Tension System
"Check the kind of body you want!"
Inside back cover.
"Need extra spending money?"
"The sun contains 99% of all matter in the solar system, including planets, moons, asteroids, meteors, and comets..."
This feature contains two articles: 1. The "Ups" and "Downs" of Space 2. Mystery Colors of Mars
Ad Featuring American Seeds
"I'll give you a wrist watch, archery set, flash camera or any of 70 big prizes without a cent of cost..."
"Can the planets Mercury and Venus ever be seen during the night?"
"To the boys and girls of America..."
Story Featuring Peter Porkchops
"There it is--our snow fort all melted with that salt you threw on it!"
The inside front cover PSA is produced in sequential-arts comics format.
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