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Strange Adventures, #7

Published: April 1951

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Issue Contents:
The World of Giant Ants!
Credits
The World of Giant Ants
Storyline

A scientist discovers that ants have a plan to take over the world.

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The Man with 100 Lives!
Storyline

Daniel Parr, Crime Specialist XC-112, pursues the criminal Brawne through Jupiter City.

Credits
Story Notes

Letters credit from Todd Klein.

If The Oceans Dry Up!

Story Featuring Just Imagine

Storyline

Speculation on the fate of mankind should the oceans dry up.

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Hollywood- 3000 A.D.
Storyline

The actions of movie makers in the present and in the future coincide in space and cause a rift in time.

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The Lost Earthmen!

Story Featuring Chris KL-99

Storyline

Kris follows a series of markers to discover the fate of his parents.

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Story Notes

Origin story.

"I'm too busy to spend time on the trivialities of life!"

Storyline

Robbie takes over the professor's responsibilities.

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Story Notes

Located on the upper two-thirds of the page between the Just Image feature and the Nestlé's Crunch advertisement.

Captain Tootsie in the North Woods

Ad Featuring Captain Tootsie , Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll

Storyline

Captain Tootsie and the kids capture a wild bear.

Characters
Other
Credits
Story Notes

An advertisement, using sequential art, for Tootsie Rolls and Tootsie Pops candy.

From Out of This World
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Story Featuring Professor Eureka

"Hmm, let's see -- I'll just add a bit more"

Storyline

Eureka struggles with making coffee.

Credits
Story Notes

Located on the upper two-thirds of the page between the text article and the Columbia bicycle advertisement.

Superman Says: "Human Rights For All!"

Story Featuring Superman

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Superman defends freedom of expression and the United Nations.

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Story Notes

inside back cover

The Universe Is the Limit
Storyline

House ad for Mystery in Space (DC, 1951 series) #1 (April-May 1951).

Credits

"Win official National Rifle Association medals"

Story Notes

An advertisement from Daisy Air Rifles promoting participation in the National Rifle Association. back cover

"Draw me!"

"Every model guaranteed as long as you own it"

Story Notes

Located on the lower one-third of the page between the Professor Eureka filler and the Kris KL-99 story.

"Our bunch all munch Nestlé's Crunch"

Story Notes

An advertisement for Nestlé's Crunch candy bar. Located on the lower one-third of the page between the Robbie the Robot filler and the Hollywood story.

"Now...write secret messasges in the dark and erase them with a light!!!!"

Story Notes

An advertisement for Straight Arrow's Gold-Colored Plastic Rite-a-Lite Arrowhead and Radiant Message Pass Card, a premium from Nabisco. Located between the man with 100 lives story and the Just Imagine feature.

Editorial Advisory Board
Storyline

An announcement of DC's editorial advisory board including child psychologists and educators.

Story Notes

Located on the lower half the page between the Dubble Bubble advertisement and the man with 100 lives story.

"Let's go in and hear of fortunes!"

Storyline

Swami Pud creates a crystal ball.

Credits
Story Notes

A advertisement with sequential art for Fleer's Dubble Bubble gum. Located on the upper half of the page, between the Royal desserts advertisement and the editorial advisory board annoucement.

"Join the gang! Start collecting"

Story Notes

Located between the giant ants story and the Dubble Bubble advertisement.

"Millions of readers know that this famous symbol on the cover..."

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In-house promotional advertisement for Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #4 (March-April 1951)

Story Notes

inside front cover