(November 1957)
- Volume
- 1
- Price
- 0.10 USD
- Pages
- 36
- Indicia Frequency
- Bi-Monthly
- Publisher's Age Guidelines
- Approved by the Comics Code Authority
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- Steinway Pub. Inc.
- Brand
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AB America's Best
- Editing
- ?
Our Green-Eyed Princess of Dumbrille!
comic story / 7 pages
- Genre
- horror-suspense
- Synopsis
- Jealous that the blind princess married an ugly dwarf, a bard dresses as the dwarf in hopes of wooing the princess.
- Reprints
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from Voodoo (Farrell, 1952 series) #8 (April 1953) [retitled and revised for Code-approval] - in Weird (Eerie Publications, 1966 series) #v2#10 (December 1968)
- in Horror Tales (Eerie Publications, 1969 series) #v2#3 (May 1970)
- in Tales from the Tomb (Eerie Publications, 1969 series) #v3#6 (December 1971)
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in Thriller Tales (Gredown, 1984 ? series) ([1983])
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Indexer Notes
Original title: "Blood Revenge."
Alot of dialouge has been changed and art of the dwarf killing the princess and the bard have been altered per the comics code.
The Beautiful and the Dumb!
comic story / 5 pages
- Genre
- horror-suspense
- Synopsis
- Georges Dufy falls in love with ventriloquist Mignon, not realizing the "doll," Fifi is the real ventriloquist.
- Reprints
- from Strange Fantasy (Farrell, 1952 series) #2 (October 1952) [retitled and revised for Code-approval]
- in Strange Macabre Tales (Gredown, 1970 ? series) #1
- in Tales from the Crypt (Eerie Publications, 1968 series) #v1#10 (July 1968)
- in Tales of Voodoo (Eerie Publications, 1968 series) #v3#1 (January 1970)
- in Tales from the Tomb (Eerie Publications, 1969 series) #v3#1 (February 1971)
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Indexer Notes
Original title: "Fate Has a Thousand Faces!"
Dialogue and art heavily altered by comics code. Originally Fifi is hideous looking, kills herself by jumping out of a window onto Georges, and Mignon's head falls off.
The Dreadful Vision
text story / 2 pages
- Genre
- science fiction
- Characters
- Neresto Sbocaj; Necelar Merfar; Ceclia Hamilton; Xam Niloc
- Reprints
- from Voodoo (Farrell, 1952 series) #17 (September-October 1954)
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A Hole in the Sky
comic story / 7 pages
- Genre
- science fiction
- Synopsis
- A detective investigates an alien monster that is attacking people in a building.
- Reprints
- from Strange Fantasy (Farrell, 1952 series) #14 (October-November 1954) [retitled and revised for Code-approval]
- in Weird (Eerie Publications, 1966 series) #v2#10 (December 1968)
- in Witches Tales (Eerie Publications, 1969 series) #v2#3 (June 1970)
- in Strange Galaxy (Eerie Publications, 1971 series) #v1#11 (August 1971)
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Indexer Notes
Original title: "Monster in the Building." Battefield layouts?
Some art and dialogue altered to abide by the comics code. The alien monster originally looked more hideous, it's murder of civilians have been removed, and a dead woman's body is replaced by a pile of sand.
Space Is a Secret
comic story / 5 pages
- Genre
- science fiction
- Synopsis
- Female pilots land on a mysterious planet and notice the men are handsome. After they don't report back, some male pilots go to the planet to investigate where they are confronted by beautiful women. It turns out these beings are really hideous shapeshifting blobs.
- Reprints
- from Strange Fantasy (Farrell, 1952 series) #6 (June 1953) [retitled and revised for Code-approval]
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Indexer Notes
Original title: "Love Trap..."
Some dialogue and art altered to conform to the comics code. The original ending had the aliens kill the men, but in this version the text assures us the men escape.
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A Hole in the Sky
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1.
Our Green-Eyed Princess of Dumbrille!
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2.
The Beautiful and the Dumb!
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3.
The Dreadful Vision
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4.
A Hole in the Sky
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5.
Space Is a Secret
- Katie
- Ramon Schenk
- Jim Van Dore
- Gary L. Watson (R.I.P.)
- Mike White
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