Date: April 1953
Story: Arctic Assault (9 pages)
Pencils: Ken Rice
Inks: Ken Rice
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Atomic War! #4
Comic Book: Atomic War! #4
Date: April 1953
Story: Arctic Assault (9 pages)
Pencils: Ken Rice
Inks: Ken Rice
Date: April 1953
Story: Arctic Assault (9 pages)
Pencils: Ken Rice
Inks: Ken Rice
The Ace of Space
Comic Book: Fantastic Worlds #7
Date: January 1953
Story: The Ace of Space (5 pages)
Pencils: Ross Andru
Inks: Mike Esposito
In the 21st century, this century, a force from Jupiter attacks the allied worlds of Earth, Mars, and Venus. Captain Jan Jax, the "Space Ace" battles the Jovians along with the Allied World Forces.
Story: The Ace of Space (5 pages)
Pencils: Ross Andru
Inks: Mike Esposito
In the 21st century, this century, a force from Jupiter attacks the allied worlds of Earth, Mars, and Venus. Captain Jan Jax, the "Space Ace" battles the Jovians along with the Allied World Forces.
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Star Pirate
This story is from Man O'Mars #1 published by Fiction House in 1953.
Pencils: Murphy Anderson
Inks: Murphy Anderson
What I like about this story is its look at the future based on its present. It's grounded in its 1940s origins. The devices seem exotic, but also contemporary. There was a mythology that grew up during and after World War II about "the world of the future," which looked a lot like the 1940s, but with science-fiction looking labor-saving devices, houses, and personal transportation. That mythology of the future didn't include the mythology of centaurs, though, which also appear in this story.
Pencils: Murphy Anderson
Inks: Murphy Anderson
What I like about this story is its look at the future based on its present. It's grounded in its 1940s origins. The devices seem exotic, but also contemporary. There was a mythology that grew up during and after World War II about "the world of the future," which looked a lot like the 1940s, but with science-fiction looking labor-saving devices, houses, and personal transportation. That mythology of the future didn't include the mythology of centaurs, though, which also appear in this story.
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A classic 50s retro comic book sci fi design of the future.
Strange Adventures #3: The Stranger From the Stars
Published: December 1950
Story: Gardner Fox
Story: Gardner Fox
Inks: Dan Barry and Raymond Perry
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A shape shifting invader from another world runs amock masquerading as a hottie threatening nuclear war on American cities.
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Look around you. What do you see? Do you see humans? Could one of those "humans" be Straytha XII awaiting orders from Fluneron? BEWARE!!!
Perfect for the sci-fi enthusiast. Vintage image of girl wearing space helmet.
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