Strange Adventures, #151

Published: April 1963

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Invasion via Radio-Telescope!
Invasion via Radio Telescope!

"They came to Earth from a distant star-world -- by the strangest travel-method ever devised!"

Storyline

Aerialist Ed Farr wants to be a scientist against the wishes of his family, but he is finally able to combine both his skills to help defeat an alien invasion.

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The Marriage That Menaced Earth!
Storyline

Aliens kidnap scientist Ken Walker from his wedding and tell him that they've seen the future -- if he goes through with the marriage he will eventually destroy the Earth with one of his inventions.

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Story Notes

Sid Greene's usual depiction of Julius Schwartz as a character occurs on page 2 panel 1 (the minister officiating at wedding), and again on page 4 panel 1. In panel 2 of page 6, Sid Greene also includes a nod to fellow DC artist Murphy Anderson, who was always considered a well dressed man. The building in the background reads "MURPHY'S FASHIONS", as well as "GREENE'S BLDG 1934".

The Tree of 1000 Colors!

Story Featuring Space Museum

Storyline

Tommy's dad tells him about how an alien tree helped an astronaut defeat an enemy.

Roam the Black Gulfs of Interplanetary Space...

Story Featuring Adam Strange

Story Notes

house ad for Mystery in Space (DC, 1951 series) #83, on sale March 7

Letter Column Featuring Spotlight on Strange Adventures

"Dear Editor: The December issue of Strange Adventures..."

Story Notes

Letters submitted by Doug Storer, Robert Malisani, Tommy Jones, Frank M. Palmer, Paul Seydor, and Rick Wood.

Salute to Our Fellow Citizens of Puerto Rico!
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Information about the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and brief profiles of famous people from there.

Story Notes

published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly

Story Featuring Strange Sports Stories

"Strange Sports Stories is the most..."

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Story Notes

House ad for The Brave and the Bold (DC 1955 series) #46 (April-May 1963), and advertised as "On Sale Everywhere!"

Ad Featuring American Seeds

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Back cover.

Ad Featuring American Body Building Club

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Inside back cover.

Ad Featuring 147 Famous Automobiles

Ad Featuring 100 Toy Soldiers

Ad Featuring 104 Kings' Knights

Ad Featuring Missile Attack

Ad Featuring Maxim Stamps , Ad Featuring Jaro Stamps

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll

Ad Featuring Made Simple Self-Teaching Encyclopedia

Story Notes

Inside front cover.