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Cover: Dick Dillin & Sheldon Moldoff

My Greatest Adventure #38

Dec 1959 · DC · 0.10 USD
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In "I Was the Slave of the Dream-Master," Bill Landers ventures into the unknown to find four missing scientists—only to fall into the clutches of winged giants, unknowingly serving the very minds he’s trying to locate. With George Roussos handling both art and inks, and Stan Starkman’s crisp lettering guiding the tale, this 1959 DC mystery blends suspense and surrealism. The cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff captures the eerie, otherworldly tone of a story where dreams and danger blur.

Contains 5 stories
I Was the Slave of the Dream-Master
7.67 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Was the Slave of the Dream-Master," Jed Clayton volunteers for a dream experiment that quickly spirals beyond his control, plunging him into a realm where his mind is bound to a mysterious, unseen master. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1959 tale from My Greatest Adventure #38 blends surreal imagery with a creeping sense of dread as reality dissolves into a waking nightmare.

I Was King of the Ancient Sorcerers
7.67 pp · Fantasy

In "I Was King of the Ancient Sorcerers," a chance discovery awakens the long-dead sorcerers of history, each wielding ancient magic that threatens to reshape the world. Now, the man who brought them back must find a way to silence their power before they rise to dominate all of mankind.

Richard Anthony Proctor
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Biography, Math & Science
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
We Were Captives of the Bird-Men
7.67 pp · Science Fiction
Bill LandersVan NeffProfessor CreelMarcus VernCharles Franklin

In "We Were Captives of the Bird-Men," Bill Landers finds himself trapped by towering, winged beings—only to discover they’re being manipulated by the very scientists he’s been sent to find. As he uncovers their dangerous plan, he must survive both the giants’ grasp and the chilling purpose behind their captivity.

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artist, inker George Roussos
letterer Stan Starkman
cover pencils Dick Dillin
cover inks Sheldon Moldoff

Reprints

↩ Reprints Mystery in Space #28 (1955)

Reprinted in Five-Score Plus Comic Monthly #23 (1960), Bat Man #8 (1960), Big Boss #48 (1960), Sidéral #30 (1960), The Hundred Plus Comic #58 (1961), Mi Gran Aventura #16 (1961), Big Boss #41 (1979), Big Boss #46 (1980)

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