Challengers of the Unknown, #33

Published: August-September 1963

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The Challengers Meet Their Master!

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The Challengers Meet Their Master

Story Featuring Challengers of the Unknown

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The Challengers hunt criminal Jacquard, who challenges each hero to beat him at his specialty. Prof loses at a skin-diving competition, Red fails at mountain-climbing, and Rocky gets conked out in a wrestling match. Shaken, the guys decide Ace is teaching them a lesson about overconfidence, until they see Ace lose a dogfight to Jacquard. The guys are distraught until they learn Ace did fake the crash to teach them a lesson, as he actually captured Jacquard days ago. But the villain has escaped and attacks the Challs. Prof triggers the sprinkler system to short out the electrified villain.

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Script credit from Bob Hughes.

The Threat of the "Trojan Robot"

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The Challengers are rescued by a “Raymond the Challenger Robot” created by the scientist Larue. The Challs soon realize that Raymond is a spy sending information back to Larue, who plots to destroy a nearby missile base with a bomb. Prof and Rocky hide inside the robot to turn the tables on Larue, but the villain disappears. Larue again summons Raymond and again gets two Challs. The Trojan-Challengers grab Larue as Ace and Red arrive and explain the base is safe. Raymond detonated the bomb before it reached the base. "Like us, he was living on borrowed time, but his time ran out."

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Script credit from Bob Hughes.

Letter Column Featuring Challengers' Mail Chute

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Letters from Rick Wood, Harley Standridge, and Tom Jones. The letters column broadcasts "Behind the Challengers Scenes... Bob Brown enjoying great and deserved success with his musical aggregation playing dance dates Saturday nights at Long Island, NY, spots... Scripter Arnold Drake writing a movie, which should go into production the latter part of the summer... "The Blue Book of Social Cats", writer France Herron's hard-cover book chalking up so many sales it'll soon be released as a paperback."

104 Kings' Knights

Ad Featuring 104 Kings' Knights

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Back cover.

Ad Featuring Junior Sales Club of America Cards

"Nationally famous prizes at no cost to you!"

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Inside back cover.

100 Toy Soldiers $1.25

Ad Featuring 100 Toy Soldiers

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Sold by Josely Company.

147 Famous Automobiles

Ad Featuring 147 Famous Automobiles

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Sold by Auto Models.

Convoy Terror

Ad Featuring Convoy Terror

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Sold by Helen of Toy.

Ad Featuring Palisades Amusement Park Admission

"Be my guest at Palisades Amusement Park..."

"See the many exciting roles of Lois Lane..."

Great Masterpieces

Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]

"Hi! Boys and girls, here is your big chance..."

Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]

"Your eyes may play tricks... but not your taste!"

Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll

"Try a tongue teaser!"

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On the page immediately preceding page 9 of the previous story sequence.

Story Featuring On the Planet Og

"So this is the planet Og!"

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On the page immediately preceding page 9 of the previous story sequence.

"Celebrate the silver anniversary of Superman!"

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On the page after page 8 of the previous story sequence.

Ad Featuring The World of Dinosaurs

"Amazing book about prehistoric animals"

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Inside front cover.