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Five-Score Comic Monthly#49
Cover: Dick Dillin & Sheldon Moldoff

Five-Score Comic Monthly #49

May 1962 · K. G. Murray · 2/- [0-2-0 AUP]
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In "I Was Earth's Blind Defender," hero Jon Drum faces a string of alien threats across the cosmos—from cloud creatures on Illkanov to silicon beings from Alphard—only to be challenged by reporter Harl Vincent, who claims to have seen an android duplicate of Drum in action. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Sid Greene, this 1962 adventure blends interstellar peril with a twist that casts doubt on Drum’s own identity. The cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff captures the mystery with a striking image of the enigmatic hero.

Contains 13 stories
I Was Earth's Blind Defender
8 pp · Science Fiction
ClydeSteveLauraQuogQuelp

In "I Was Earth's Blind Defender," a blind scientist’s groundbreaking invention not only restores his sight but unveils a hidden world of alien invaders plotting to take over Earth. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1962 science fiction tale unfolds with quiet tension as one man’s quest for vision becomes the planet’s last defense.

The Case of the Bad Luck Clues!
6 pp · Detective-Mystery
Mr. District AttorneyLen HarringtonWalter C. ParkerMr. SawinRonaldMrs. AndersonLloyd Saunders
Fishing Hole in the Sky!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Dave CarewKlaneAnvarr
Chief for a Day!
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Hopalong CassidySwift DeerBlack CloudFrozen River

In "Chief for a Day!" from Five-Score Comic Monthly #49 (1962), young Swift Deer, an Indian friend of Hopalong, is unexpectedly named chief for a month—much to his awe and Hopalong’s quiet concern. As the boy navigates his new role, Hopalong keeps watch from the shadows, ready to protect him when two rivals attempt to seize power by force. When a damsel in distress sends Swift Deer plunging into the river, Hopalong must shield him from danger both above and beneath the water’s surface.

The Crystal Collector!
8 pp
Henry WinstonElliot WinstonCarole Harrison
The Strange Invasion of Big Town!
8 pp · Crime
Mr. District AttorneyLen HarringtonPhillips BoyntonQuendroHarry the HackChollyInspector Callahan
Meteor-Rider of the Universe!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Professor Bill Horne (astronomer)Ptandol (alien)
The Teen-Age Rodeo!
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Rafe Bannister
The Bravest Man in Space!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Space adventurer Jon Drum from the planet Ildarichis best friend, Lars Kornreporter Harl Vincentdignitaries in in the Solar Hall on Earthport Los Friscowarrior Klinn crewmencloud creatues on the planet Tantamarsilicon creatures from Alpharda trapped miner
The T.V. Gang
6 pp · Detective-Mystery
Mr. District AttorneyLen Harrington
What Happened on Sirius-4?
8 pp · Science Fiction
A Day in the Life of a Cop!
8 pp · Crime
Steve WilsonPatrolman BrinkerKennyGeorgeInspector Callahan
The Sleeping Peril of Mars!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Captain Alan Woods. The Klurr [Alien race]

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Full credits

artist, inker Sid Greene
cover pencils Dick Dillin
cover inks Sheldon Moldoff

Reprints

↩ Reprints Big Town #12 (1951), Mr. District Attorney #32 (1953), Big Town #21 (1953), All Star Western #77 (1954), Western Comics #49 (1955), Adventures into the Unknown #87 (1957), Mystery in Space #68 (1961), Mystery in Space #69 (1961), Mystery in Space #70 (1961), Strange Adventures #135 (1961), My Greatest Adventure #63 (1962), Strange Adventures #137 (1962)

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