House of Mystery #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Anti-Gravity Menace," Sir Gawain finds himself in a startling twist of fate when a lightning strike from King Arthur’s era catapults him and a dragon straight into modern-day New York City. With Bob Brown handling both the interior art and cover, this 1958 DC tale blends medieval myth with unexpected urban chaos in a story that’s as bold as it is timeless.
In "The Dragon of Times Square," Sir Gawain finds himself caught in a thunderstorm that hurls him and a fearsome dragon from King Arthur’s time straight into the heart of modern-day New York City. Now facing the chaos of Times Square with a mythical beast at his side—or perhaps against him—the knight must navigate a world utterly foreign to his medieval roots.
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↩ Reprints Real Fact Comics #21 (1949)
Reprinted in Five-Score Comic Monthly #6 (1958), Five-Score Comic Monthly #5 (1958), Mammoth Annual #1 (1959), Mystery in Space #5 (1959), Mystery in Space #6 (1959), Big Boy #34 (1959), Big Boy #35 (1959), Big Boy #36 (1959), Aventures Fiction #29 (1960), Big Boss #16 (1974), House of Mystery #226 (1974), Big Boss #20 (1974), House of Mystery #228 (1974), Hallucinations #45 (1975), Monde Futur #20 (1975), Weird Mystery Tales #35 (1978), Showcase Presents: The House of Mystery #3 (2009), Adventures into the Unknown #5, Fantastic Tales #13, Horror #62, Horror #70
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