Mystery in Space #34

This November 1956 DC anthology pulls off one of science fiction's most audacious visual premises right on its cover: a yellow "Interplanetary Towing Service" spacecraft has lassoed Earth itself with a pink cable and is hauling our entire planet through a star-filled cosmos, with a ringed planet and a pink moon visible in the background. Gil Kane's cover art sells the absurd grandeur of "The Man Who Moved the World!" with a straight face, which makes it all the more delightful. As a bonus, the issue also includes details and an entry blank for a Giant $5,000 Prize Contest — reason enough to pick it up even before cracking the cover.