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1July 1952
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Space Adventures #1

Charlton · July 1952

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Series
Space Adventures (Charlton, 1952 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
July 1952
Key date
1952-07-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Al Fago; inks: Lou Morales
1Space Adventures Presentsforeword, introduction, preface, afterword1pencils: Lou Morales; inks: Lou Morales
2The Mad-Man of Marscomic story8pencils: Lou Morales; inks: Lou MoralesRex Clive; Speed Lansing; Jim Jones; Bob Barry; Stella Dawn; Nucleo (mad Martian with a thousand faces); Captain Arax; Spaceman Yelmah
3Invasion from the Mooncomic story10pencils: Frank Frollo; inks: Frank FrolloRex Clive; Speed Lansing; Jim Jones; Bob Barry; Stella Dawn; Halgo
4Room to Livetext story2letters: typeset
5Mummers from Mercurycomic story6pencils: Albert Tyler; inks: Dick GiordanoModo, Master of Mercury; Thrak, Viper-Man From Venus; Jumping Jacks from Jupiter; Stone Men from Saturn; Boss Kipley
6Visits the City of Brasscomic story6pencils: Art Cappello; inks: Art CappelloHap Holliday; Professor Eon Tempus; Ula, Queen of Futuropolis
7The Birth of the Mooncomic story0.5pencils: Lou Morales; inks: Lou Morales

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