(December-January 1972)

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Volume:
3
Price:
0.25 USD
Pages:
52
Indicia frequency:
bi-monthly
Indicia Publisher:
National Periodical Publications, Inc.
Brand:
DC
Editing:
Julius Schwartz
Format:
Standard Silver Age US Size; Color; Saddle-stitched #1-6, 18-25: 36 pages, #7-11: 68 pages, #12-17: 52 pages

Issue Notes

Parts of this issue are reprinted:

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents)

cover / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Pencils:
Joe Kubert (signed)
Inks:
Joe Kubert (signed)
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1017

Content Information

Genre:
science fiction

The Human Pet of Gorilla Land! (Table of Contents)

comic story / 8.66 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:
John Broome
Pencils:
Carmine Infantino
Inks:
Bernard Sachs
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1018

Content Information

Genre:
science fiction
Characters:
Dan Fuller; Klobe; Groster
Synopsis:
Two Jovian criminals running from a space patrolman encounter a world of intelligent gorillas and convince the gorillas that the patrolman is really a human pet.
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Indexer Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics (April 2007).


"To eat his own weight in food..." (Table of Contents)

Scienti-Fact / filler / 0.33 page (report information)

Credits

Script:
?
Pencils:
?
Inks:
?
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1038

Content Information

Genre:
Fact
Synopsis:
How long it takes different kinds of people to eat enough food to equal their body weight.

The Planet Nobody Wanted! (Table of Contents)

comic story / 5.66 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:
Gardner Fox
Pencils:
Murphy Anderson
Inks:
Sy Barry
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1019

Content Information

Genre:
science fiction
Characters:
John Sleamer
Synopsis:
John Sleamer and his crew find a habitable planet to take over for Earth. When the natives are only to eager to leave Sleamer won't listen to why they want to leave.
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Indexer Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics (April 2007).


["In the initial moments that an elevator rapidly descends..."] (Table of Contents)

Scienti-Fact / filler / 0.33 page (report information)

Credits

Script:
?
Pencils:
?
Inks:
?
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1039

Content Information

Genre:
fact
Synopsis:
Facts about the perceived change in weight that occurs when an elevator starts or stops.

Raiders of the Waterless World! (Table of Contents)

comic story / 7.66 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:
John Broome
Pencils:
Gil Kane
Inks:
Murphy Anderson
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1022

Content Information

Genre:
science fiction
Characters:
Carr Malcolm
Synopsis:
Carr Malcom stops an invasion by hostile aliens with condensed water.
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Indexer Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics (April 2007).


["About 80% of the Earth's ocean area..."] (Table of Contents)

Scienti-Fact / filler / 0.33 page (report information)

Credits

Script:
?
Pencils:
?
Inks:
?
Colors:
?
Letters:
?

Content Information

Genre:
fact
Synopsis:
Information about the depth of the oceans vs. the height of mountains.
Reprints:
  • from ?

Secret of the Dinosaur Skeleton! (Table of Contents)

comic story / 8.66 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:
Gardner Fox
Pencils:
Gil Kane
Inks:
Joe Giella
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1020

Content Information

Genre:
science fiction
Characters:
Kandar; Jim Hanson; Oarda
Synopsis:
Explorer Jim Hanson accidentally frees the evil Kandar, who has been in suspended animation for 150 million years and now intends to conquer the world with the help of an animated brontosaurus skeleton.
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Indexer Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics (April 2007).


[A snowflake calls more slowly than a raindrop..."] (Table of Contents)

Scienti-Fact / filler / 0.33 page (report information)

Credits

Script:
?
Pencils:
?
Inks:
?
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1040

Content Information

Genre:
fact
Synopsis:
Why a snowflake falls slower than a raindrop.
Reprints:
  • from ?

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents)

Messages From Beyond / letters page / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Script:
?
Letters:
typeset
Job Number:
S-1037

Indexer Notes

Includes letters from Dennis W. Dawson, Stephen Barry and Dan Gheno.


I Delivered Mail From Mars! (Table of Contents)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:
Otto Binder
Pencils:
Mort Drucker
Inks:
Joe Giella
Colors:
?
Letters:
?
Job Number:
S-1021

Content Information

Genre:
science fiction
Characters:
Joe Smith; Wilson; Vaggo Xat
Synopsis:
Mailman Joe Smith finds a mysterious letter from Mars as part of his delivery.
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Indexer Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics (April 2007).


Editing

Table of Contents

  1. 1. The Human Pet of Gorilla Land!
  2. 2. "To eat his own weight in food..."
    Scienti-Fact
  3. 3. The Planet Nobody Wanted!
  4. 4. ["In the initial moments that an elevator rapidly descends..."]
    Scienti-Fact
  5. 5. Raiders of the Waterless World!
  6. 6. ["About 80% of the Earth's ocean area..."]
    Scienti-Fact
  7. 7. Secret of the Dinosaur Skeleton!
  8. 8. [A snowflake calls more slowly than a raindrop..."]
    Scienti-Fact
  9. 9. [no title indexed]
    Messages From Beyond
  10. 10. I Delivered Mail From Mars!
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  • Mike Nielsen
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