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Also includes The Man Who Lived Twice, The Yellow Wind, Mars Invites You, and Tomorrow’s Shadow. This entire issue can be downloaded here
Tag: Alien Attack
Shadow Over Mars
The Iron Men of Venus
Horror In Space
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Sojarr Of Titan (1941)
Exiles of the Three Red Moons
The Voice of the Lobster
Face of the Deep
Planets in Peril
Mars-Tube
Outpost Of The Eons
The Secret Of Anton York
The Day Of The Conquerors
The Pirate Planet
Coming of the Giant Germs
This was the first and only issue. It also included Beyond Hell, The Earth-Stealers, and Speed Will Be My Bride, and included interior art by Jack Kirby, Joe Simon and Alex Schomburg.
The cover itself is a bit of a mystery. The ISFDB and Wikipedia lists it as a Norman Saunders, but NormanSaunders.com disagrees, and to me it looks nothing like Saunders’ work. ComicsBookStories has it tagged as H.J. Ward, which looks slightly more plausible, but still seems unlikely.
UPDATE: It’s John Walter Scott!
The entire issue can be downloaded here