Sensation Comics #92
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Pebble That Saved the World!", the Holliday Girls marvel at Diana’s jewel case, where a humble pebble holds a secret: it once thwarted Mars’s plan to scorch Earth with a giant magnifying lens. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated with dynamic detail by Harry Peter—whose pencils and inks define the cover and interior—this 1949 classic reveals how a single, unassuming stone became the key to stopping a cosmic threat.
In "The Pebble That Saved the World!" from Sensation Comics #92 (1949), Jo and her friends marvel at Diana’s jewel case—until Etta wonders what a plain pebble is doing among such treasures. Diana recounts how that unassuming stone, plucked from the ground during a moment of quiet, became the key to thwarting Mars’s plan to scorch Earth with a giant magnifying lens. With the hero bound and forced to wield the weapon, a single, simple act of defiance—flinging that pebble—unraveled the villain’s scheme.
In "Peril at Pier 13!", young Billy, a fan of ace reporter Jim Faraday, teams up with his animal companion Streak when Faraday vanishes during an investigation into dockside corruption. With courage and quick thinking, the duo races to Pier 13, where Streak’s keen senses lead them to the hidden place where Jim is trapped.
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