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Mystery in Space #62

DC · Series began 1951 · September 1960

Dates

Cover date
September 1960
On sale
July 19, 1960
Pages
36

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane, Bernard Baily, Murphy Anderson, Bruno Premiani, Curt Swan, Sid Greeneinks: Joe Giella, Bernard Sachs, Murphy Anderson, Bernard Baily, Bruno Premiani, Stan Kaye, Sid Greeneletters: Ira Schnapp, Gaspar Saladinoscript: Gardner Fox, Jack Schiff

Stories

  • The Beast with the Sizzling Blue Eyes! · 8.67 pages

    Mortan steals an invention from Zhoran Tew and uses it to create force fields and prehistoric dinosaurs to threaten Ranagar, but Adam defeats him when he figures out the weakness of the force fields.

  • The Great Red Spot! · 0.5 pages
  • The Magic Lamp from Space! · 7.67 pages

    Jon Harper of the Space Explorers lands on a planet to repair his spaceship when he encounters an intelligent green cloud that is planning to take over the universe.

  • Trapped by Telepathy! · 8 pages

Publisher’s description

As Alanna waits for Adam Strange's arrival on Rann there is a sudden flash of bright light and she finds herself in a jungle in front of a giant lizard, the likes of which have not been seen on Rann! Meanwhile on Earth, Adam Strange is on the island of Ceylon near India where he is disguised as a Kolan (a creature of Ceylon myth) to intercept the Zeta Beam without revealing himself.

Reprinted in

Strange Adventures (1950), All Star Adventure Comic (1959), Five-Score Plus Comic Monthly (1960), All Favourites Comic (1960), From Beyond the Unknown (1969), The Adam Strange Archives (2004), Showcase Presents: Adam Strange (2007), Adam Strange: The Silver Age Omnibus (2017)

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