Challengers of the Unknown #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Men Who Lost Their Memories!", the Challengers of the Unknown race against a bizarre alien scheme that turns Earth’s natural forces into weapons—mole-creatures, sea monsters, and sky-trapping flyers all working in tandem to dismantle the planet. Written by Ed Herron and illustrated by Bob Brown, with inks by Wally Wood and Bob Brown, the story unfolds with eerie precision as the team confronts the impossible, only to outwit the invaders with a clever ruse. The cover, also by Bob Brown, captures the surreal menace of the threat.
In "The Men Who Lost Their Memories!", June Robbins takes charge when the Challengers' minds are stolen by the villain Dekkar. With her friends blank slates, she pushes them to remember their past feats—climbing, diving, and daring escapes—rekindling their courage. As they infiltrate the villain’s castle, June races to reverse the machine’s power and reclaim what was lost.
In "The Plot to Destroy Earth!", the Challengers of the Unknown race against time to stop a bizarre alien scheme: a mole-creature, a sea monster, and a flying beast are each tasked with dismantling Earth, while a robotic ship harvests pie-shaped chunks. With the planet under siege and their usual tactics failing, the team devises a clever ruse using giant balloons to mimic the creatures' demise—tricking the robots into abandoning their mission.
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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #27 (1952)
Reprinted in The Hundred Comic Monthly #39 (1959), Challengers of the Unknown #3 (1960), Big Boss #64 (1961), Big Boss #34 (1977), Showcase Presents Challengers of the Unknown #1 (2006), Titanes Planetarios #105
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