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Cover: Bob Brown

My Greatest Adventure #33

Jul 1959 · DC · 0.10 USD
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In "I Was Pursued by the Elements," the Sarge finds himself stranded in the Antarctic after a tractor mishap, only to be rescued by unexpected visitors from Pluto—tiny green beings in need of uranium to fix their ship. Written by Bill Ely, with art and inks by Bill Ely and letters by Stan Starkman, this 1959 tale blends cold isolation with cosmic wonder, setting up a mission that takes a sharp turn when Sarge’s unit is ordered to hunt down the very aliens they just helped. The cover by Bob Brown captures the eerie, frozen frontier with a sense of looming mystery.

Contains 5 stories
I Was Pursued by the Elements
7.67 pp · Fantasy

When Frank, Red, and Dave stumble upon a forgotten Siamese temple housing the legendary idol Bokhara, they find themselves drawn into a mystery far older than their mining venture. With the platinum wand at the statue’s grip and the local climate said to be in its control, the trio’s quest for riches takes an unexpected turn—before they can even unpack their tools.

I Fought for Two Planets
7.67 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Fought for Two Planets," Sarge finds himself stranded in an Antarctic crevasse—until a rescue by tiny green aliens from Pluto, who need uranium to fix their ship. When his unit is later ordered to hunt down alien raiders stealing uranium in the same frozen wilderness, Sarge must grapple with the truth of what he’s seen, caught between duty and the memory of an unlikely alliance.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
Peter Puptent
I Was Trapped in a Cosmic World
8.67 pp · Science Fiction

When a deadly cosmic particle known as X-1 threatens Earth, scientist Jack is accidentally shrunk to the microscopic realm where it lives—after a lab mishap exposes him to the Hayden-ray and a mysterious chemical mix. Now trapped in a hidden, alien world within the cloud, he must survive in a place where even the smallest detail could mean life or death.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
Professor Eureka

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Raw (VG) $26
CGC 9.2 · 2 in census $406*
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Full credits

artist, inker Bill Ely
letterer Stan Starkman
cover pencils, inks Bob Brown

Reprints

Reprinted in Five-Score Comic Monthly #19 (1959), Big Boss #51 (1960), Sidéral #34 (1961), Mi Gran Aventura #11 (1961), Big Boss #28 (1976)

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