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My Greatest Adventure #33

DC · Series began 1955 · July 1959

Dates

Cover date
July 1959
On sale
May 12, 1959
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bob Brown, Win Mortimer, Howard Purcell, Gil Kane, Morris Waldinger, Bill Ely, Jack Kirby, Martin Naydel, Henry Boltinoffinks: Bob Brown, Win Mortimer, Howard Purcell, Gil Kane, Morris Waldinger, Bill Ely, Wally Wood, Martin Naydel, Henry Boltinoffletters: Ira Schnapp, Gaspar Saladino, Henry Boltinoffscript: Jack Schiff, Morris Waldinger, Martin Naydel, Jack Miller, Henry Boltinoff

Stories

  • I Was Pursued by the Elements · 7.67 pages

    Having secured the rights to prospect for platinum in Thailand, Frank, Red, and Dave are preparing to get tools and supplies when they come upon a Siamese temple with a statue of Bokhara. Legend has it that Bokhara has kept the climate in this area under control with the platinum wand that the idol holds. What could possibly go wrong when platinum miners come upon an unguarded temple with a wand of pure platinum on display?

  • I Fought for Two Planets · 7.67 pages

    The Sarge is with a unit attached to a group of government scientists working in the Antarctic, with the task of mapping out crevasses so the scientists can explore freely. Having driven his tractor into a crevasse, Sarge is about to give up hope when he's rescued by little green men from Pluto. Having landed on Earth for repairs, all they need is some uranium so they can head home. After they part ways, Sarge's unit is sent out to "seek and destroy" aliens in the Antarctic raiding uranium storage areas.

  • I Became a Walking Doom · 1 pages
  • I Was Trapped in a Cosmic World · 8.67 pages

    A cosmic cloud containing a deadly particle called X-1 passes by Earth. All attempts to eliminate X-1 from a sample have failed, including exposing it to the experimental Hayden-ray. A freak accident splashing a chemical mix on scientist Jack, under the rays of the Hayden Ray, shrinks him down to the microscopic world in which X-1 exists.

Reprinted in

Five-Score Comic Monthly (1958)

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