Wednesday Worlds of Wonder CARSON OF VENUS "Into the Land of Noobol"

We Have Already Seen...

...and Amtorites (Venusians) wonder why the tourist trade stinks!

We're finally into the second Edgar Rice Burroughs novel, Lost on Venus as of this chapter from DC's Korak: Son of Tarzan #54 (1973).

Mike Kaluta continues doing a solid job, both writing and illustrating the adaptation.

Continued...
Next Wednesday!

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Pirates of Venus & Lost on Venus

by Edgar Rice Burroughs

Reading Room STRANGE ADVENTURES "Radioactive Invasion of Earth!"

Remember when obsessed sci-fi toy collectors almost doomed the Earth...

...and only rock and roll music could save us?

Writer Gardner Fox was noted for his scientific accuracy and meticulously-plotted stories.

So why did he have scientists handling radioactive material without protective clothing or shielding?

Otherwise, this tale from DC's Strange Adventures #84 (1957) makes total, logical, sense!

Note: the story, penciled by Sid Greene and inked by Bernard Sachs has only been reprinted once, in Showcase Presents Strange Adventures Volume 2 (2013), and only in black and white!

Wonder why they're keeping it so well hidden?

Think about that next time you're ordering toys from Sideshow or some other vendor...and note if the toys give off a weird, unearthly glow...

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Showcase Presents
Strange Adventures
Volume 2
(which reprints this tale...but in black and white!)

Monday Madness FANTASTIC COMICS "Space Smith and the Mummified Meteor Vacuumites"

We promised you "madness"...

...and we certainly deliver it in this installment of Space Smith from Fox's Fantastic Comics #6 (1940)!

Next week will be an interesting contrast as another artist fills in for Fletcher Hanks...with decidedly-mixed results!

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I Shall Destroy All the Civilized Planets!

by

Fletcher Hanks

Reading Room ALIEN WORLDS "G•A•M•E•W•A•R•S"

It's said you can tell a comic story is well-crafted...

...if it makes sense without captions and dialogue!

I'd say this never-reprinted tale from Pacific's Alien Worlds #5 (1983) fulfills that criteria, eh?
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Understanding Comics
by Scott McCloud

Reading Room OUT OF THIS WORLD "Imagination"

What is more powerful than a little kid's...

...where anything and everything can happen?

Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Steve Ditko, this tale from Charlton's Out of This World #8 (1958) is simple. but hangs together beautifully.

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Dripping With Fear
Steve Ditko Archives Volume #5
(which reprints this tale)