Adventures of the Fly, #13
Published: July 1961
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Issue Contents:
Characters
- The Fly [Thomas Troy]
- Kim Brand
- Professor Jahke's monster
Credits
- Pencils: John Rosenberger
- Inks: John Rosenberger
The Tiger Genie!
Storyline
Gang leader Rance unleashes a genie to defeat the Fly.
Characters
- Karl Rance (villain)
- The Fly [Thomas Troy]
- tiger genie
Credits
- Script: Robert Bernstein
- Pencils: John Rosenberger
- Inks: John Rosenberger
- Letters: John Duffy
"Thrilling news coming in the next issue of the Fly..."
Characters
- Fly Girl
Credits
- Script: Robert Bernstein (uncertain)
- Pencils: John Rosenberger
- Inks: John Rosenberger
- Letters: John Duffy
Story Notes
The text accompanying the illustration asks: Who is she? How does she get her powers? Is she the Fly's ally or enemy? Prview of Fly Girl's debut in the next issue.
The Lady and The Monster
Storyline
After actress Kim Brand notes that the aliens in her debut picture are imaginary, the Fly takes her to see a real inhabitant of Saturn. Professor Jahke's robot has all the powers and characteristics of a Saturnian. The brute falls in love with Kim and abducts her, but dies of a broken heart.
Characters
- The Fly [Thomas Troy]
- Kim Brand (introduction)
- Professor Jahke
- Professor Jahke's monster (dies)
Credits
- Script: Robert Bernstein
- Pencils: John Rosenberger
- Inks: John Rosenberger
- Letters: John Duffy
The Augean Cattle
Featuring The Trials of Hercules
Featuring The Jaguar
"Introducing the adventures of the Jaguar..."
Credits
- Script: Robert Bernstein (uncertain)
- Pencils: John Rosenberger
- Inks: John Rosenberger
- Letters: John Duffy
Story Notes
House ad introducing an upcoming title, Adventures of the Jaguar.
The Villain from the Future!
Storyline
A murderer from 2261 travels 300 years back in time to collect two million dollars from a 1958 bank robbery. The Fly returns him to his own time with the help of insects in the future.
Characters
- The Fly [Thomas Troy]
Credits
- Script: Robert Bernstein
- Pencils: John Rosenberger
- Inks: John Rosenberger
- Letters: John Duffy