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The Phantom Stranger #15

DC · Series began 1969 · September-October 1971

Dates

Cover date
September-October 1971
On sale
July 13, 1971
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Neal Adams, Jim Aparo, Alex Toth, Jack Kirby, Leonard Starr, Tony DeZuniga, Mort Meskininks: Neal Adams, Jim Aparo, Alex Toth, Vince Colletta, Leonard Starr, Tony DeZuniga, Mort Meskinscript: Len Wein, Joe Orlando, Ed Herron, Jack Kirby, Robert Kanigher, Carmine Infantinoletters: Jim Aparo, Stan Starkman, Alex Toth, Ben Oda, John Costanza, Ira Schnappediting: Jack Schiff

Stories

  • The Iron Messiah! · 14 pages

    Cyberneticist John Kweli returns from America to his African home to find his people harassed by the armed force of an oil company to get them to move off their ancestral land, under which are vast pools of oil. To rally his dispirited people, Kweli creates a metalic, cybernetic incarnation of the god Chuma... that exhibits human characteristics in a most unexpected way.

  • I Battled for the Doom-Stone · 7.67 pages

    An explorer discovers that a missing scientist has undergone a fantastic transformation.

  • Satan's Sextet · 8 pages

    The frontman of a rock band playing a party at a millionaire's beach house leads a group of young people and their middle-aged millionaire host to a watery doom "Pied-Piper style". Saved from drowning when a strong riptide frees him from the piper's thrall, Willard Wentworth (the millionaire) turns to Doctor Thirteen to investigate these horrific events.

  • I Scout Earth's Strangest Secrets! · 7.67 pages

    Mark Merlin introduces himself and discusses the type of cases he takes on.

Reprinted in

Showcase Presents: Phantom Stranger (2006)

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