Published: December 1950
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Story Featuring Chris KL-99
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Cosmic raiders steal Earth's Brooklyn Bridge and Statue of Liberty for the metal they contain.
Writer and pencil credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Schwartz's records do not indicate an inker.
The Jenkins's move into a house that caters to their every need.
Writer and art credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Art credits visually confirmed by Bob Bailey.
Hitler is arrested and tried by Martians who condemn him to eternal exile in space.
Writer and art credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
A shape-shifting extraterrestrial hides six atom bombs in Earth cities.
Writer and art credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Alberto Becattini, in Alter Ego #130 (January 2015) states that the inks for this story were done by John Giunta. This story was the only one that Barry drew for Strange Adventures.
Facts about dinosaurs.
This filler is on the upper two-thirds of the page between the Columbia bicycle advertisement and the Crunch advertisement.
The UN battles to control a cholera outbreak.
A description of the origin of the earth.
This filler is on the upper half of the page between the text story and the Smith Brothers cough drops advertisement.
"The most amazing sun watch in the world!"
An advertisement for TelZall's "Sun Watch" wrist watch. Back cover.
An advertisement for Daisy Manufacturing's "Red Ryder Cowboy Carbine" and "Convertible Pump Gun" BB guns. Inside back cover.
An in-house promotional advertisement for subscriptions to National Comics.
"Get this exciting book of dog training secrets..."
An advertisement for Dash Dog Food's "31 Tricks for Your Dog" dog training booklet. This advertisement follows the final page of the "Stranger from the Stars" story.
"They're a million miles ahead of everything!"
An advertisement for Lionel model trains. This advertisement appears between pages 5 and 6 of the "Stranger from the Stars" story.
"Boys! Girls! Hurry!"
An advertisement for premiums from Smith Brothers Cough Drops. This advertisement is on the lower half of the page between the "How Fire and Water Made the Earth!" filler and the "Stranger from the Stars" story.
"Here's fun! Build this Erector amusement park"
A sequential art advertisement for Gilbert Hall of Science's "Erector" toy construction set.
An notice listing National Comics' Editorial Advisory Board consisting of child psychologists and other behavior specialists. This notice is on the lower half of the page between the Fleer advertisement and the "Secret Fate of Adolph Hitler" story.
"Golly! We've got the see that!"
A sequential art advertisement for Fleer's "Dubble Bubble" chewing gum. This advertisement is on the upper half of the page between the "Straight Arrow" advertisement and the "Editorial Advisory Board" notice.
"Calling all 'braves!'"
An advertisement for "Straight Arrow" premiums for purchase of Nabisco's "Shredded Wheat" breakfast cereal.
An advertisement for Nestlé's "Crunch" candy bar. This advertisement is on the lower one-third of the page between the "In the Dawn of History" filler and the "Dream House" story.
"Dear Dad, won't you make this a Columbia Christmas, please?"
An advertisement for Westfield Manufacturing Company's "Columbia" bicycles.
"Everybody -- but everybody -- wants A Date with Judy"
An in-house promotional advertisement for A Date with Judy (DC, 1947 series). Inside front cover.
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