My Greatest Adventure #36

In "I Was Bewitched by Lady Doom," Jim—reeling from amnesia after an injury—finds himself entangled in vivid fantasies where his lost love, Isadora, appears as a mysterious figure, while a god named Erwald, taking the form of Peter, torments his mind. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds as Jim’s fractured memories slowly awaken, leading toward a reunion that may hold the key to his true past.

In "We Found the Million-Dollar Monster!" from My Greatest Adventure #36 (1959), interplanetary cop Gordon—posing as a civilian—teams up with Earth-bound treasure hunter Johnny Blore to outwit a rogue Basian pirate named Omid. With a high-stakes ruse in motion, the two must navigate a dangerous game of deception before the full force of the Sakinian police arrives.

In "I Battled the Volcano Man," Anton Belfors flees the law by parachuting from a plane and crash-lands inside a volcano, where he emerges with control over fire. Now a blazing outlaw, he terrorizes the city with daring bank heists—until Lt. Morales sets out to bring him down.