Mystery in Space #78

This double-length Adam Strange thriller from September 1962 promises cosmic stakes worthy of DC's premier science-fiction anthology. The cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson sets the scene vividly: Adam Strange in his red-and-white uniform races urgently across an alien landscape as a solar eclipse looms overhead, while a woman — already transformed into a towering, shadowy figure — warns him away from the eclipse's deadly beam, with other shadowy forms visible in the background. It's a striking visual that captures the imaginative blend of romance, science fiction, and heroic adventure that made Mystery in Space one of 1962's most compelling reads.