Indrajal Comics #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Walt Disney's Man in Space - A Science Feature from Tomorrowland" delivers a delightfully quirky sci-fi twist in Indrajal Comics #38, a 1967 gem with a cover by B. Govind. Written and illustrated by Dave Breger, the story follows Mister Breger as he nervously waits for a mysterious call after applying for an executive role—only to find his fate tied to a very unexpected question about his bathtub.
In this quirky 1967 Indrajal Comics gem, Jo finds himself caught in a surreal job hunt when he applies for an executive role advertised in the Help Wanted section—only to be told he’ll be called on Saturday. After hours of waiting, he decides to take a bath, figuring it’ll make the phone ring, and sure enough, it does—just not for the reason he expects.
In "Walt Disney's Man in Space – A Science Feature from Tomorrowland," a sleek, educational journey through the history of rockets unfolds, leading into a thoughtful exploration of what it would take for humans to survive in space. The story imagines the construction of an orbiting space wheel and the daring first trip around the moon, all rendered with the optimistic spirit of mid-century science fiction.
In this playful 1967 Indrajal Comics tale, Henry’s attempt to grow a crop is thwarted the moment a bird snatches his seeds. Undeterred, he returns with a sling-shot, only to be outmaneuvered in a series of comical aerial skirmishes. With a helmet and a cart full of rocks, Henry is clearly ready for round three—but just how this standoff unfolds remains delightfully uncertain.
In this whimsical 1967 tale from Indrajal Comics #38, the king grows uneasy after spotting a recurring warning: "Beware of Spies." His paranoia spikes when he begins noticing a strange presence trailing him—only to discover the culprit is a disguised giraffe who slips away with a flourish.
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