Adventures of the Jaguar #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Girl Who Knew Too Much!!," Ralph tries to erase Jill’s memories of his secret identity using a memory ray—only to accidentally transform a common thief into a deformed being with terrifying psionic powers after the device is left running. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by John Rosenberger, this 1963 adventure from Archie’s Adventures of the Jaguar blends sci-fi intrigue with unexpected consequences, all wrapped in Rosenberger’s dynamic cover art.
In "The Jaguar vs. the Mind Monster!", the Jaguar’s secret identity is at risk when Ralph uses a memory ray on Jill to erase her knowledge of his true self. But the device’s unintended side effect transforms a common thief into a deformed being with terrifying psionic powers—now a mind monster with a mind to match.
In "The Giant Jaguar Greeting Cards!", the hero arrives at a greeting card company to express his gratitude for their holiday cards featuring his larger-than-life image—only to realize too late that the oversized designs are part of an alien scheme. The festive packaging hides a dangerous trap, and the Jaguar must outwit a clever foe using wit and courage, not just strength.
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Reprinted in Astounding Stories #187 (1987), Astounding Stories #69, Creepy Worlds #111
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