Strange Adventures, #194

Published: November 1966

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Issue Contents:
The Bracelet of Deadly Charms!

"He became a human trinket on "The Bracelet of Deadly Charms!""

The Menace of the Super-Gloves!

"I told you i'd bring you down, Lt. Brian!"

Storyline

Jewel thief Dapper Dan finds a box of magic gloves that give the wearer various super powers.

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Mission: Save the Earth!

"Arrghh!"

Storyline

An astronaut emerges from a crashed spaceship with amnesia but eventually realizes he is a disguised alien sent to prevent Earth from entering a space warp.

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The Bracelet of Deadly Charms!

"Now he's miniaturized an elephant for his bizarre bracelet!"

Storyline

A giant alien collects specimens of Earth creatures, including an athlete, so that he can absorb their abilities and use them to conquer his own world.

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Lost -- A Free Education!

Story Featuring Binky

"How come you weren't in school today, Tim?"

Storyline

Binky advises his friend Tim against dropping out of high school.

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Story Notes

This PSA is produced in sequential comics-art style in cooperation with the National Social Welfare. Previously appeared in DC comics cover-dated October 1951 and October 1958.

The Modern Wizard

"Most accounts of wizards date back to the Middle Ages."

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Story Notes

listing of DC comics on sale in late September 1966

Story Featuring On the Planet Og

"We made it to the planet Og!"

Story Featuring Plastic Man

"He's not: as strong as... Superman..."

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Story Notes

house ad for Plastic Man (DC, 1966 series) #1, on sale September 22

Second Super-Smash Issue of the Ultimate Utmost in Comic Magazines
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house ad for Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #48 [80 Page Giant #G-29]

AMT Makes the Party

"Bill's a real model builder, so it's gotta be a super special gift, Jim."

"If you could have only one toy in the world, what would it be?"

Story Notes

Ad for Mattel's Thingmaker toy.

Build These 4 Great New Aurora Hobby Kits!

Ad Featuring Aurora Products

"Kit No. 464 Captain Kidd"

Storyline

Introducing Kit 464, Captain Kidd (actually a reissue), Kit 451 The [goofy] Frog, Kit 422 Forgotten Prisoner of Castelmare, and Kit 413 The Green Beret. Also available Kit 452 Blackbeard (another reissue) and Kit 452 The [goofy] Vampire.

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Back cover.

The Adventures of Andy and George in the GI Joe Club

"There he is, George! I just got him today..."

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Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Magic Photo Kit

Story Featuring Batman and Robin

"Now-you can actually make your own real photographs of Batman & Robin in terrific action scenes as they appear in the comics*"

Story Notes

Ad for Batman & Robin Magic Photo Kit from unnamed company in Rockville Centre, NY.

Bobby's Secret Collection

Ad Featuring Tyco Toys and Models

"He's been making car models."

On the Go with Motorific!

"My hotrod's winning!"

Storyline

Fred and Larry discuss all the great features of the Motorific Torture Track racing set.

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Story Notes

Ad in sequential art form for Motorific toys from Ideal.