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The Hundred Comic Monthly#28
Cover: Ross Andru & Mike Esposito

The Hundred Comic Monthly #28

Jan 1959 · K. G. Murray · 2/- [0-2-0 AUP]
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"Stampede of the Comets" delivers a thrilling dive into the unknown, as Green Arrow and Speedy confront a bizarre mystery when massive arrows rain from the sky. Written by Ed Herron and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby—both penciling and inking—the story takes a sharp turn into the surreal when the heroes are pulled into another dimension after retrieving one of the strange projectiles. The cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito captures the cosmic tension perfectly, making this 1959 issue a standout in the series.

Contains 15 stories
Stampede of the Comets
16 pp · Superhero
The Indian Musketeers
8 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier
The Spirit Sculptor
6 pp · Detective-Mystery
The Mystery of the Giant Arrows
6 pp · Superhero

In "The Mystery of the Giant Arrows," Green Arrow and Speedy investigate a strange phenomenon: enormous arrows raining from the sky. When they retrieve one of the strange projectiles, the ground beneath them splits open, pulling them into an unknown dimension.

The Great Jungle Baseball Game
6 pp · Jungle
Mr. Disaster
6 pp · Detective-Mystery
The Traitorous Challenger
10 pp · Adventure

In "The Traitorous Challenger," a prospector unearths a monstrous, indestructible one-eyed box that lays waste to villages, leaving the Challengers baffled as their weapons prove useless. As June’s actions grow increasingly suspicious, her sabotage seems to doom them—until Prof uncovers the truth: the creature’s eye is solar-powered, and with time running out, they must outwit it before sunset.

Untitled Teen story
6 pp · Teen
The Museum That Came to Life
6 pp · Science Fiction
Prisoners of Dimension Zero!
5.67 pp · Superhero

In the hidden realm of Dimension Zero, Green Arrow and Speedy encounter Xeen Arrow, a mirror version of the hero from a world where giant arrows are just toys. When a comet opens a fleeting rift between dimensions, the heroes uncover the surprising truth behind the mysterious weapons that have plagued Earth—revealing a connection far stranger than they imagined. With time running out, Xeen Arrow prepares to send them home through the closing gateway.

The Hunters of the Future
5.6 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Hunters of the Future," the galaxy’s most renowned trackers—along with a young boy named Tommy—are mysteriously transported to a distant world where they’re pressed into service by a ruling authority. Forced to confront a terrifying, invisible beast that stalks the land, they must rely on skill, instinct, and one another to survive the hunt.

Untitled Humor story
0.4 pp · Humor
The Hero Maker
6 pp · Superhero
Untitled Humor story
0.33 pp · Humor
The Great Keelboat Race
6 pp · Western-Frontier

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Full credits

writer Ed Herron
artist, inker Jack Kirby
inker Roz Kirby
cover pencils Ross Andru
cover inks Mike Esposito

Reprints

↩ Reprints Action Comics #190 (1954), Action Comics #201 (1955), Frontier Fighters #5 (1956), Detective Comics #240 (1957), Tomahawk #48 (1957), Detective Comics #246 (1957), House of Mystery #73 (1958), Challengers of the Unknown #2 (1958), Wonder Woman #99 (1958), Detective Comics #258 (1958), Adventure Comics #252 (1958), House of Secrets #12 (1958), Showcase #16 (1958), Adventure Comics #253 (1958)

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