My Greatest Adventure #67

This May 1962 DC anthology issue promises the kind of pulpy, high-stakes thrills the Silver Age did so well, with a cover by George Roussos that drops two terrified men face-to-face with a blindfolded, roaring bear-like beast while a menacing figure watches from a barred window above. The speech bubbles make clear the stakes — the creature's handler has deliberately blindfolded it to make escape nearly impossible, turning the dungeon corridor into a deadly game. Inside, Howard Sherman brings his storytelling chops to "I Protected the Idols of Idoro!" — making this a satisfying package of suspense and adventure for twelve cents.