Published: May 1963
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"My first act--as ruler of your world--is to turn every person on Earth into a Martian!"
"Ah, I've exposed the traitor among you!"
Cover story. Murphy Anderson's hidden signature [as MA] located on page five panel four, in foreground.
"My cybroid has activated itself and is bent on destroying the human race by robbing it of its atmosphere!"
Sid Greene's usual depiction of Julius Schwartz as a character occurs multiple times this issue, most notably on page eight, panel one.
Story Featuring Star Hawkins
"That's it, "Dr. Carter"--knock Star Hawkins out!"
Story Featuring Metal Men
"Don't blame me for what happens from now on!"
House ad produced in sequential comics-art style for Metal Men #1 (April-May 1963), advertised as "On Sale".
Letter Column Featuring Spotlight on Strange Adventures
"Dear Editor: I have just finished reading..."
Letters of comment from Phyllis Kleinstein; Leopold Beaudet; and Mel Wood.
"You were supposed to clean up the garage, Jerry, but you didn't do a very good job!"
The inside front cover PSA is produced in sequential comics-art style.
Ad Featuring 147 Famous Automobiles
"Comes packed in this special garage box in which to store your models!"
Back cover.
Ad Featuring American Body Building Club
"Are you skinny like I was?"
Inside back cover.
Ad Featuring Task Force
"America's most exciting war game only $1.00 plus postage"
Ad Featuring Convoy Terror
"Nuclear naval battle game!!"
Ad Featuring Missile Attack
"Make all out war in your own home..."
Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]
"Kids! Blast off your own space capsule with this exciting, plastic action toy"
Two kids launching a Tootsie Roll rocket into the air.
Ad Featuring Zenith Stamps
"207 stamps yours only for only 25¢"
Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers
"204 revolutionary war soldiers only $1.98"
"Which Tootsie Roll Pop is the tallest?"
Ad Featuring Palisades Amusement Park Admission
"Be my guest at the Hippodrome International 3 Ring Circus..."
"Hi! Johnny DC here, announcing your big chance..."
Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"History says, Ponce de Leon from Spain for the Fountain of Youth search in vain..."
While searching for the fabled Fountain of Youth, Ponce de Leon instead finds a cache of gigantic Tootsie Rolls.
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