Strange Adventures, #187
Published: April 1966
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Issue Contents:
The Weirdest Prison on Earth!
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Sparling
- Inks: Jack Sparling
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
The Enchantress of Terror Castle
"What we think is one world is really two worlds"
Storyline
June and Alan are invited to a costume ball at an old estate. Suddenly, a gong sounds and a minotaur on a tapestry begins to glow, June falls into a secret passage where she is confronted with a weird figure that informs her that the castle on the estate is occupied by an evil presence that only she can overcome: as The Enchantress!
Characters
- The Enchantress [June Moone] (girlfriend of Alan's, introduction, origin)
- Alan Dell (socialite)
- evil spirit (villain)
Credits
- Script: Bob Haney
- Pencils: Howard Purcell
- Inks: Sheldon Moldoff
- Letters: Stan Starkman
Who Are the Real Kings of Super-Speed?
Credits
- Pencils: Carmine Infantino
- Inks: Murphy Anderson
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
house ad for The Flash (DC, 1959 series) #160 [80 Page Giant #G-21], on sale February 10
"I want to repaint my model but..."
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
- Letters: Henry Boltinoff
Story Notes
listing of DC comics on sale the second half of March 1966
What's Your B. Q.*? (*Brotherhood Quotient)
Credits
- Script: Jack Schiff
- Pencils: Bernard Baily
- Inks: Bernard Baily
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. Previously appeared in DC comics cover-dated April 1959.
What Happened to My Wife and Kids?
"I'm a typical father"
Storyline
Bill Rankin returns home from work to find that his wife and children have been exchanged with an alien family from another dimension.
Credits
- Pencils: George Roussos
- Inks: George Roussos
The Weirdest Prison on Earth
"There it was..."
Storyline
Two archaeologists stumble upon a gang of alien criminals hiding out on Earth.
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Sparling
- Inks: Jack Sparling
- Letters: Stan Starkman
The Epic Battle-Shocker That History Sidestepped...
Credits
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
- Pencils: Bob Brown
- Inks: Bob Brown
Story Notes
house ad for Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #104, on sale March 1
The Mourning Clock (1)
Credits
- Script: Jack Miller (uncertain)