Wednesday Worlds of Wonder SILVER SURFER: THE ULTIMATE COSMIC EXPERIENCE Part 4

When Last We Left Our Cosmic-Powered Hero...

...trapped on Earth by Galactus, the Silver Surfer encounters Ardina, who was created by the Planet Devourer to lure the Sentinel of the Spaceways back into willing servitude!

But the end is not yet in sight!

There is more, much more of this tale to be told...

NEXT WEEK!

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Silver Surfer

The Ultimate Cosmic Experience

by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Reading Room: SPACE ACTION "Beware the Human Meteorites"

C'mon, a title like that is a real attention-grabber...

...and the story is equally-funky, once you get past the whole "medieval garb" thing that invariably crops up in comic sci-fi of the era.

So the "human meteorites" are, in essence, flaming space zombies?

Dumb, but cool!

Here's a trivial (but pertinent) question: Why don't other Jovians have pointed ears, like Deuel?

Aren't they the same species?
Art for this never-reprinted story from Ace's Space Action #3 (1953) is by Bill Molno, the writer is unknown.

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Science Fiction Comics

Taylor History of Comics

Vol 3

Monday Mars Madness MARS ATTACKS "Martians Approaching"

We Have Already Seen...

Art by Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norm Saunders

...do we really have to explain this?

I mean, "Martians Approaching" truly says it all!

Co-writer Bruce Spaulding Fuller takes over the art from Greg Capullo, going even gorier than the original card set!

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Mars Attacks

50th Anniversary Collection

Happy Birthday to Me!

Taking the day off to celebrate...

...being finally able to receive a lot more discounts!

See you tomorrow...

Oh, yeah, it's Father's Day, too!

Celebrate...

Or Else!

Space Hero Saturdays CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT "Moon Creatures!"

When Last We Left Our Heroic Aviator-Turned-Astronaut...

...and yes, it was a little longer than we intended between posts.

Sorry about that.

Luckily, the author can fill you in on what you may have forgotten...

Now, let's continue...

With this conclusion of the "Moon Expedition" two-parter from Fawcett's Captain Midnight #50 (1947), Captain Midnight became a full-fledged Space Hero, with an off-Earth adventure (usually cover-featured) in almost every issue until the end of his Golden Age run.
There were still occasional down-to-earth criminals and saboteurs, but extraterrestrials became the primary foes of the Sovereign of the Skies!

Next Week:

Witness as the Least-Likely Multi-Media Hero of All Journeys into Space!
You'll Never Guess Who!

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Captain Midnight Archives

Volume 2

Captain Midnight Saves the World!