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Challengers of the Unknown#34
Cover: Bob Brown

Challengers of the Unknown #34

Oct 1963 · DC · 0.12 USD
“Beachhead, U.S.A.”

In "Beachhead, U.S.A.", the Challengers of the Unknown face their most bizarre foe yet: Multi-Woman, a shape-shifting marvel who can turn into a fish, fly with wings, and hurl fireballs. With Arnold Drake scripting and Bob Brown handling both art and inks, the issue delivers a pulse-pounding showdown on the beach, where a giant diamond necklace becomes the key to victory—though not in the way anyone expects. The cover by Bob Brown captures the moment perfectly, as the Challengers brace for a fight that’s as unexpected as it is electrifying.

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writer Arnold Drake · artist, inker Bob Brown · letterer Stan Starkman · cover Bob Brown

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artist, inker Bob Brown
letterer Stan Starkman
cover pencils, inks Bob Brown

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The Challengers meet Multi-Woman! She can mechanically morph into a fish, grow wings and fly, and flame on and hurl fireballs. The Challengers dodge her as they finally splash Multi-Man with antidote. He shrinks to his usual form. Multi-Woman is disgusted at this "small and ugly" wretch. When she tries to kill Multi-Man, the villain appeals to the Challengers for help! Returning from the city, Ace drops a giant diamond necklace. What woman can resist diamonds? But when Multi-Woman wears it, Prof throws a switch. Ultrasonic vibrations rattle Multi-Woman to fragments. And Multi-Man got away!

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