Treasure Chest Summer Edition #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn a future where space travel is taught at the first space college, four students—Jack Bruce, Jumo Kwambe, Oshio Sumata, and Indra Bannerji—begin their training at Cape Kennedy, bound for a lunar domed city. As they prepare for life in airless space, each brings a unique expertise, from nuclear electronics to social work, learning not just to survive but to teach others. Capt. Bob Simmons guides them through the challenges of becoming pioneers in humanity’s next frontier.
A young woman watches a Houdini film serial, mesmerized by the daring escapes and impossible feats—little knowing the real man behind the legend was as enigmatic as his most famous tricks. This biography traces the life of Harry Houdini, from his early days as a stage magician to his fame as an escape artist, his forays into film, and his relentless pursuit of truth in the world of spiritualism.
Harry Rank and Shifty are counting on their unassuming horse, Humpty Dumpty, to make a big splash at the World's Championship Rodeo in New York—though no one’s ever seen the horse buck before, and no one’s ever stayed on for more than a few seconds. With Shifty’s training and Harry’s confidence, the duo’s plan hinges on one wild ride, but the real test may be keeping the horse from bucking up a storm before they even hit the road.
In the heart of Olympic National Park’s untamed wilderness, where moss-draped trees rise from a fog-wrapped shoreline and summer’s fleeting light ignites a riot of color across 888,558 acres of primeval rain forest, a quiet moment unfolds beneath ancient, whispering boughs—where nature’s silence speaks louder than words.
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↩ Reprints Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #1 [267] (1959)
Reprinted in Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #7 [487] (1971), Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #7 [495] (1972)
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