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My Greatest Adventure #31

DC · Series began 1955 · May 1959

Dates

Cover date
May 1959
On sale
March 10, 1959
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bob Brown, Bill Ely, Bernard Baily, Henry Boltinoff, Nick Cardy, Horace Elmo, Martin Naydel, George Roussosinks: Bob Brown, Bill Ely, Bernard Baily, Henry Boltinoff, Nick Cardy, Horace Elmo, Martin Naydel, George Roussoscolors: Jack Adler, Martin Naydelletters: Ira Schnapp, Henry Boltinoff, Horace Elmoscript: Jack Schiff, Henry Boltinoff, Horace Elmo, Martin Naydel

Stories

  • I Was a Modern Hercules · 7.67 pages

    When a man needs a costume for a masquerade party but all the shops are closed, he finds a lion skin in an antique shop to use as a Hercules costume. But what he doesn't know is that the lion skin really did belong to Hercules, and that it grants the demi-god's strength to whoever wears it.

  • I Was a Test Pilot in Outer Space · 8 pages

    Colin was Earth's top test pilot, checking out special purpose ships, until the day it appeared that he and his partner had turned in a false report. Unable to find work again on Earth, he ends up testing ships for an alien race.

  • I Became a Captive Animal · 1 pages
  • We Found the Evolution Man · 7.67 pages

    After two anthropologists bring an Amazonian caveman back to the states, he begins to progress at a rapid rate until his intelligence and appearance jump beyond where modern-day man is on the evolutionary path.

Reprinted in

Mystery in Space (1958), Five-Score Comic Monthly (1958)

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