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Challengers of the Unknown #24

DC · Series began 1958 · February-March 1962

Dates

Cover date
February-March 1962
On sale
December 14, 1961
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bob Brown, Henry Boltinoffinks: Bob Brown, Henry Boltinoffletters: Ira Schnapp, Stan Starkman, Henry Boltinoffscript: Henry Boltinoff, Jack Liebowitz

Stories

  • The Challengers Die at Dawn · 12.67 pages

    The Challengers hunt scam-artist Manfredo in Southeast Asia, where Prof, Red, and Rocky offend the local tribespeople and are sentenced to die at dawn. Claiming right to trial by combat, Rocky and Red face two challenges, but are both aided by a mystery person. Meanwhile, Ace and June find evidence that Manfredo was killed. Finally, Prof conquers his challenge, this time with help from Rocky and Red, freeing the trio, who are reunited with Ace and June. They deduce Manfredo was the secret helper, wanting to ensure the Challs reported his death. They find Manfredo, capture him, and head home.

  • Multi-Man, Master of Earth! · 11.67 pages

    Multi-Man can now change forms at will with the help of a special element. He turns into an energy being, which draws the attention of the Challengers. He changes into a floating moon-man and a sponge-man to evade capture by Ace and Rocky, who are caged by the henchmen. With his new abilities, Multi-Man plans to gain control of Earth. Later, Red and June free their friends, but Multi-Man takes off in his energy form. He blasts Prof out of a helicopter, but the brainy Chall splashes Multi-Man with an antidote, sending the villain crashing into a mountain, and causing him to lose his memory.

  • Solar System Sizes! · 1 pages
  • Circle of Fear · 1 pages

Reprinted in

Showcase Presents Challengers of the Unknown (2006)

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