Five-Score Comic Monthly #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Fought the Champion from Outer Space!", Krypto returns to Metropolis after years adrift in space, now old and frail. Though Superman lets Jimmy keep him as a pet, Krypto’s age-related mishaps spark concern, leading the City Council to label him a menace. Forced to act, Superman uses a mix of kryptonite and mineral waters to rejuvenate his aging dog. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Ray Burnley, the cover by Bob Brown captures the moment of Krypto’s transformation.
In "Elevator to the Future!" from Five-Score Comic Monthly #6 (1958), Tom Jackson steps off an ordinary office elevator only to find himself in a world decades ahead—where the skyline hums with unseen technology and humanity stands under alien dominion. With no memory of how he got there, Tom must navigate a future he doesn’t understand, using nothing but his wits and the quiet courage of someone who never meant to be a hero.
In "Jimmy Olsen's Super Pet," a weary, aging Krypto returns to Metropolis after years in space, much to Jimmy Olsen’s delight. Though Superman lets Jimmy keep him as a pet, Krypto’s slowing reflexes and old-age mishaps soon draw the ire of the City Council, who declare him a menace. Forced to act, Superman steps in with a surprising remedy—using a mix of kryptonite and mineral waters to restore Krypto’s strength.
In "The Guardian of the Past," an expedition to the tomb of Pharaoh Khardis III takes a dangerous turn when emeralds are stolen, triggering a mysterious journey through time that strands the team in the era of the ancient Pharaohs. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with the eerie sense of forgotten rites and lost power.
In "Wanted – Aqua-Crook," a mysterious amnesia strikes Aquaman after a test rocket crashes into the ocean and knocks him unconscious. Exploited by the Barnacle Gang, he’s forced to use his powers to recover stolen treasure—until his loyal sea companion Topo rallies the underwater forces to reclaim his master’s mind. With his memory returning and his resolve restored, Aquaman stands ready to face the gang, and in a moment of triumph, names Topo his Five Starfish Admiral.
In "The Dragon of Times Square," Sir Gawain finds himself in a most unexpected predicament—clashing with a fiery dragon in the court of King Arthur, only to be hurled through time by a lightning strike into the heart of modern-day New York City. Now, the knight and his scaled foe must navigate the chaos of Times Square, where ancient legends collide with the electric pulse of the present.
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