Wednesday Worlds of Wonder INVASION '55 "The Well"

We Have Already Seen...

...several disparate groups, including "rebel without a cause" leather-jacketed teens, the crew of an Air Force bomber, and typical housewives slowly discover there are extraterrestrials lurking about their SouthWestern town!

Now let's join a local elementary school as it lets out for the day, with everyone unaware of what's going on around them...

To Be Continued...
Next Wednesday!
There's no title for the chapter itself!
We added one translated from the one in the Spanish edition!

The Spanish-language reprint's coloring makes it clear the kid's Colt .45 water pistol is what hurts the alien!
(Though the kick to the crotch certainly doesn't help the ET!)

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Reading Room AMAZING ADVENTURES "Amazing Prophecies"

Let's peer into a crystal ball from the 1950s...

...and see they did predict 3-D TV and bigger women (as compared to the females of the 1950s).

But the other prophecies from this never-reprinted feature illustrated by Ross Andru in Ziff-Davis' Amazing Adventures #4 (1951) have yet to occur...

Monday Mecha Madness SHOGUN WARRIORS "Raydeen!" Conclusion

We Have Already Seen...

..an ancient society of benevolent alien scientists called the Followers of the Light have recruited expert human pilots of land, sea, and air vehicles to operate a giant robot named Raydeen against a huge extraterrestrial menace known as Roc-Korr.

The recruits are about to learn why they were chosen and what threat the planet Earth faces...

We'll return to the tale of the three titanic robots next month!

Next week, however, a quite different mechanical man takes the stage!

Don't miss the electronic action!

The RetroBlogs 2025 Summer Blogathons are Coming...

Starting July 1st, we're running several blogathons...

With Fantastic Four: First Flight finally incorporating the characters into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we're presenting this long-OOP (almost a half-century) premiere prose novel (as compared to graphic novel) about them right here at

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The legendary Man of Bronze takes on the Nazis at the 1936 Olympics as they put up an athlete who was trained from birth using the same techniques that Dr Clark Savage Sr used for Doc in this never-reprinted, almost 40 year-old extra-long comic!

Guest appearances by historical figures including Jesse Owens and Adolf (You Know Who)!

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Hero Histories and Medical Comics and Stories

Almost 40 years ago, there was a "high-concept" series about a tired, disillusioned comic book creator whose characters (a wholesome, upright superhero and hardboiled private detective) entered the real world!

With only seven episodes produced (four unaired), it's been largely-forgotten.

But there was a never-reprinted 2-issue adaptation of the pilot episode!

You'll see that at

Secret Sanctum of Captain Video

Here's a never-reprinted 1994 graphic novel based on Peter O'Donnell's first Modesty Blaise book, which provided about as much a basis for the 1966 movie as Ian Fleming's Casino Royale did for the 1967 flick based on that novel!

See what O'Donnell really intended at

Heroines!

And, of course, another entry in our "Beach Read" book-length gothic romance comic story series at

True Love Comics Tales

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Space Hero Saturdays CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT "Flying Saucers of Death!"

Though He Doesn't Go into Outer Space in This Post...

...the "Sentinel of the Spaceways" does take on flying saucers like The Shadow, Buck Rogers. and Spurs Jackson before him!

Trivia: The insignia shown in the final panel are from the US Army Air Corps, the predecessor to the US Air Force....which was formed in September, 1947.

But, though the cover date is 1948, the story was written and illustrated around summer 1947...before the official creation of the Air Force!

Dr Osmosis had appeared once before, in Fawcett's Captain Midnight #52 (1947).
Intended to be an ongoing genius criminal arch-enemy to Cap, his career was derailed by the introduction of colorful alien enemies to battle Midnight.
Dr Osmosis would appear twice more, then disappear into the ether!

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