Strange Adventures, #67

Published: April 1956

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Issue Contents:
The Martian Masquerader!

"It's midnight! Unmask, everybody and reveal your identities!"

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Story Notes

Cover inks credit confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

The Martian Masquerader!

"I know who you are -- a man from Mars!"

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Story Notes

Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

Search for a Lost World!

"Somewhere--among these countless atomic solar systems--is my native world!"

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Story Notes

Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

The Talking Flower

"The radiation has brought all life here to a standstill!"

Story Notes

Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

Gateway Through the Ages!

"Yes, students, Crete was the first great civilization of ancient Greece!"

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Story Notes

Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

Ad Featuring Garcelon Stamps

"Free! Wonderful offer! Elizabeth II colonies stamps from all over the world..."

Story Notes

Back cover.

Ad Featuring Jowett Institute of Physical Training

"I gained 53 lbs. of shapely power-packed muscles!"

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

"Do you want spending money? Sell these popular Patriotic and Religious Mottoes"

Story Featuring Science Says You're Wrong If You Believe That

"Mt. Everest is the highest mountain on Earth…"

Relics of the Human Body!

Story Featuring Spotlight on Science

"What have buttons on a man's jacket sleeve in common with the appendix inside a human body?"

Now More Than Ever-
Binky Says: "It's Fun to Belong!"

Story Featuring Binky

"Why all the gloom, gang?"

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Story Notes

This PSA is produced in sequential comics-art style.

Story Featuring Superman

"The one and only Superman..."

"The Sun, with a diameter of 864,000 miles..."

"Need extra spending money? Here's $50 to use as you please!"

Story Notes

Inside front cover.