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Strange Adventures, #170

Published: November 1964

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Issue Contents:
The Creature from Strange Adventures!
Credits
The Creature from Strange Adventures
Storyline

Eric Craig is pursued by a giant creature and he learns that his situation is exactly mirrored in the latest issue of Strange Adventures.

Credits
Story Notes

Story is divided into two chapters of 6.67 and 8.67 pages. The best two reader-submitted explanations for this story would each win one chapter of the original art. Art identification is misidentified as being by George Roussos in an Oddball Comics column written by Scott Shaw dated September 8, 2003. But the story is signed on the splash page as "MESKIN." Script credit from Bob Hughes. Uses Dave Wood's trademarked sound effect "AAAARROOOO."

The Total War of Private Atkins
Storyline

A secret weapon built during WW II to defend England is accidentally reactivated in the present day and causes great destruction fighting a long-concluded war.

Credits
Story Notes

Script credit from Bob Hughes. Uses Herron sound effects "ZOOSH" and "VROOSH."

Story Featuring The Flash

"Stop! Treacherous traps!"

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Story Notes

house ad for 80 Page Giant (DC, 1964 series) #4

Honesty Is the Best Policy!
Storyline

Three boys learn a lesson when they reluctantly return a lost wallet to its owner.

Credits
Story Notes

published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly

Story Featuring Peter Puptent, Explorer

"Imagine! I found a magic lamp in these ruins."

Characters
Other
Credits
Story Notes

On the page immediately following page 7 of the previous story sequence.

"Sailors have always regarded the fish of the sea..."

Credits
Story Notes

On the page immediately preceding page 8 of the previous story sequence.

Story Featuring Moolah the Mystic

"Mr. Moolah, you can see into the future, can't you?"

Characters
Other
Credits
Story Notes

Back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

"Be first in your neighborhood..."

Story Notes

On the page immediately following the two previous sequences.

"For the very best..."

Story Notes

On the page immediately following page 7 of the previous story sequence.

Story Notes

At the bottom of page 7 of the previous story sequence.

Story Notes

Inside front cover.