Cover and art by Montes and Mastroserio.
"The Trojan Queen" :
Featuring the huge primate who is doomed to wander the earth lonely and feared by all save a few. Stated on cover is "Popular Request Second Printing." This is the only printing of Konga's Revenge (1968 series) number 1. The second printing refers to this issue being a reprint of Konga's Revenge (1963 series) number 3.
"The Trojan Queen" :
Featuring the huge primate who is doomed to wander the earth lonely and feared by all save a few. Stated on cover is "Popular Request Second Printing." This is the only printing of Konga's Revenge (1968 series) number 1. The second printing refers to this issue being a reprint of Konga's Revenge (1963 series) number 3.
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Strange Adventures was a long-running sci-fi anthology series that featured various heroic figures including, Adam Strange, the Atomic Knights, Captain Comet, Chris KL-99, Darwin Jones, Deadman, the Enchantress, Immortal Man, Space Cabby, and the Star Rovers, as well as stories involving the Space Museum.
From issue 217 onwards, Strange Adventures ceased publishing new content (with the exception of issue 222 and the occasional prose story) and was repurposed to reprint old stories from itself and from its sister title, Mystery in Space. Like Mystery in Space, Strange Adventures was scheduled for a relaunch in 1978, but the plans were cancelled due to the DC Implosion. A year later, the relaunch went forward as a new title, Time Warp.
From issue 217 onwards, Strange Adventures ceased publishing new content (with the exception of issue 222 and the occasional prose story) and was repurposed to reprint old stories from itself and from its sister title, Mystery in Space. Like Mystery in Space, Strange Adventures was scheduled for a relaunch in 1978, but the plans were cancelled due to the DC Implosion. A year later, the relaunch went forward as a new title, Time Warp.
New Comics Group presents the detailed illustrations of artists such as Stephen Bissette and Norm Breyfogle teamed with the story talents of Suzanne Lord with Jan and Bob Stine. All this talent collected into one series of horror stories that are reminiscent of the old glory days of EC Comics. The black-and-white artwork is highly detailed and goes well with the highly captivating stories and surprise endings. Of course, you can see where the tale is heading on some stories, but there are some genuine surprises which allow the reader to enjoy these scary, but fun shorts. If your tastes range from time travel to vampires, don’t go to sleep without your Deadtime Stories. Deadtime Stories is a horror anthology filled with amazing art by Mike Mignola and filled with Easter Eggs! Seven years before Hellboy began his crusade against horror, Mike Mignola created this brooding image for a collection of pin-ups published in Deadtime Stories #1.
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Commander Saturn uses a solar laser to destroy all life on the Earth to stop an alien invasion; Years later he uses the laser one last time to clear the ice for the last two humans to have a place to live. Mating Game, script by Michael Fleisher, art by Steve Ditko; Mona and her friends are tricked into going to another planet to be mates for a group of aliens. The Righteous Ones, script by George Kashdan, art by Dick Giordano; A family of three survives nuclear Armageddon; An alien race comes to rescue them and transport them to another planet but they cannot do so when their pilot is killed by the survivors. The Survivors, script by Mike W. Barr, art by Tom Sutton; Laurel is transformed into one of the "smellies", the local alien race that is trying to wipe out the human outpost on an alien world. Forecast, script by Jack C. Harris, art by Steve Ditko; Superioron and his alien crew plan to invade the Earth. The Monsters, script by Michael Fleisher, art by Jerry Grandenetti. Rescue, script by Bob Rozakis, art by Don Newton and Dan Adkins. The Man Who Could See Yesterday!, script by Paul Levitz, art by Jim Aparo. Wonder Woman Saves the Astronauts Hostess ad, art by Curt S
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Cover by Paul Gulacy, script by Doug Moench, art by Paul Gulacy
" Phase 1 Phaedra":
It's one tough caper — but these guys can pull it off!; They're mercenaries from all over the galaxy, and they band together for the cosmic challenge of the eon!
" Phase 1 Phaedra":
It's one tough caper — but these guys can pull it off!; They're mercenaries from all over the galaxy, and they band together for the cosmic challenge of the eon!
Story credits unknown. Art by Alden McWilliams.
"Furlough to Fury - Part 1" and "Part 2 - The Great Eye of Ara":
The Enterprise's furlough on Earth leads to adventures with Dr. McCoy's daughter.
*NOTE: The Whitman Star Trek editions are not reprints. The Gold Key and Whitman editions were released simultaneously, but through different distribution channels.
"Furlough to Fury - Part 1" and "Part 2 - The Great Eye of Ara":
The Enterprise's furlough on Earth leads to adventures with Dr. McCoy's daughter.
*NOTE: The Whitman Star Trek editions are not reprints. The Gold Key and Whitman editions were released simultaneously, but through different distribution channels.
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The crew of the Millennium Falcon have split up aboard the gambler's paradise known as The Wheel. While the droids C-3PO and R2-D2 take the unconscious Luke Skywalker to the Wheel's medical center, the Wheel's administrator Senator Simon Greyshade arranges to have Princess Leia brought to his quarters. And Chewbacca, having made his way to the Crimson Casino on the Wheel's upper level, is captured by members of the Wheel Security Force and forced to enter The Big Game. In the meantime, Han Solo is also entered into The Big Game, not knowing that Chewbacca too is a contestant in the gladiatorial event. This has all been arranged by Greyshade, who is working out a deal with Imperial Commander Strom to have all of the Rebels meet an untimely end on the condition that Leia be allowed to stay with Greyshade on the Wheel.
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Cover pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Sheldon Moldoff, script by Bob Haney, art by Jack Sparling.
Pedigree Comic part of the Lara "Jerry" Fuller 'Southern California Comics Collection'.
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
Bruce Gordon and Professer Bennet try to trap Eclipso in another dimension to rid the world of his evil. "The Return of the Morloo," script by Arnold Drake, art by Mort Meskin; Doctor-7 escapes from jail and immediately conjures up the deadly Morloo again, so Mark Merlin calls on a Morloo of his own from the same dimension to even the odds. Half-page Peter Puptent, Explorer story by Henry Boltinoff.
Pedigree Comic part of the Lara "Jerry" Fuller 'Southern California Comics Collection'.
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
Bruce Gordon and Professer Bennet try to trap Eclipso in another dimension to rid the world of his evil. "The Return of the Morloo," script by Arnold Drake, art by Mort Meskin; Doctor-7 escapes from jail and immediately conjures up the deadly Morloo again, so Mark Merlin calls on a Morloo of his own from the same dimension to even the odds. Half-page Peter Puptent, Explorer story by Henry Boltinoff.
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