Mystery in Space, #10

Published: October-November 1952

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Issue Contents:
Interplanetary Enemy Number One!

"I'm innocent, I tell you! How could I kill a man on Mars when no Earthman has ever been here before?"

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The Last Time I Saw Earth!

"Got to get this door closed -- shut myself in here and contact Earth -- warn it of its dreadful peril!"

Story Notes

Giella inks much of pages 3, 4 and 5, with Giunta inking a few of the faces, at least, throughout.

The Dream Adventurer!

"Which dream will you select, sir?"

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The Cosmic Gamble!

"The decision was a difficult one to make!"

Interplanetary Enemy Number One!

"I'm innocent, I tell you! How could I kill a man on Mars when no Earthman has ever been here before?"

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Story Notes

Cover story.

Simon Newcomb

Story Featuring Giants of the Telescope

Story Notes

Original information for this sequence from Arthur Lortie.

"What would happen if the Moon ever approached closer to Earth?"

Mercury?

"Below are 10 astronomical "facts" about the planet Mercury."

Story Notes

Two pages of trivia quiz questions about Mercury.

Tootsie Rolls' Great Big Contest

Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll

"How would you like to win one of these dandy prizes?"

Story Notes

Back cover.

Ad Featuring Jowett Institute of Physical Training

"Scram! You skinny scarecrow!"

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Two More Thrilling Magazines for Mystery Fans!

Ad Featuring Wildroot Cream-Oil

"I wish he'd get interested in a girl and start using WIldroot Cream-Oil!"

Story Notes

Ad in cartoon panel format.

"To reach the moon a speed of 7 miles per second is needed in order to break Earth's gravitational pull."

Story Notes

The advertisement contains two cartoon panels.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Includes a plug for A Date with Judy on ABC.

Ad Featuring Dubble Bubble Gum

"Put this box of Fleer's Dubble Bubble Gum in the vault..."

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Binky Asks "What Do You Know About Other People?"

Story Featuring Binky

"It's been wonderful being with you these past few weeks."

Storyline

The French exchange student that has been living with Binky's family teaches them a lesson about how people from other cultures see each other.

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Story Notes

The inside front cover PSA is produced in sequential-arts comics format.