Strange Adventures #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Menace of the Size-Changing Spaceman!", a curious alien studying Earth's creatures from the microscopic to the massive suddenly begins growing uncontrollably after his shrunken ship is mistaken for food by a colony of ants. With his size reaching a lethal peak and an explosion imminent, technician Al Crandall must find a way to communicate with the ants to recover the damaged size-control device—before it's too late. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, with inks by Bernard Sachs, this 1960 DC adventure features a cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella.
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A scholarly alien with the ability to change size lands on Earth and begins studying animals starting with microscopic beings on up. He is unaware that a colony of ants has stolen his shrunken spaceship thinking it was food and inadvertently damaged the alien's size control. The alien suddenly continues growing and is rapidly reaching his maximum size whereupon he will explode with disastrous results for thousands of humans. Technician Al Crandall is tasked with communicating with the ants to retrieve the size changer and then repair it before the alien detonates.
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