Atomic Age DCs...Have a piece of Rhubarb... 9 9

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On 3/30/2018 at 12:06 PM, MrBedrock said:

Can someone please explain this cover to me? I guess that DC was trying to capitalize on a Robin Hood movie release.

Wasn't the British Robin Hood series with Richard Greene in syndication around that time? 

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Strange Adventures #2 Canadian 'variant' (left) actually has front cover to USA Strange Adventures #4. Classic Chris KL-99 robot and sci-fi  stories:

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[Tri-Color Brian]

I showed these elsewhere, along with a few other Atomic DCs, but they should be in this thread too...so here are my newest SAs...

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On 2/3/2019 at 12:30 PM, Tri-ColorBrian said:

I showed these elsewhere, along with a few other Atomic DCs, but they should be in this thread too...so here are my newest SAs...

Well on your way to doing the complete Strange Adventures run!

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Getting a high-grade copy of this one has proven difficult.  Hardest issue in the run for me, although not according to the census. 

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Probably stretching "Atomic Age" to the breaking point, but I like this series and it's pretty tough.

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An addition to my run of DC '50s first issues. 

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1 hour ago, Marty Mann said:

Those Phantom Strangers are great books.