Strange Adventures #63

Two men stand on a city rooftop at night, one pointing in astonishment at a giant glowing moon — and the face staring back from that moon is an exact duplicate of the other man's own. The speech bubbles capture their stunned exchange perfectly, setting up the wild premise of the lead story, "I Was the Man in the Moon!" Cover art by Gil Kane and inker Joe Giella gives the scene a genuinely eerie atmosphere that feels right at home in DC's Strange Adventures, one of 1955's premier showcases for imaginative science-fantasy tales.