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Strange Adventures #109 (DC Comics October 1959)

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Embark on a cosmic journey with "Strange Adventures #109," featuring the riveting tale of "The Man Who Weighed 100 Tons." Published in 1959 by DC Comics during the Silver Age of comics, this issue promises to be a vintage addition to any collector's repertoire. The story revolves around Adam Strange, a character emblematic of the era's adventure genre, showcasing the artistic charm and narrative depth that were hallmarks of the time. Graded at a 3.0 Good/Very Good, this comic reflects a piece of history from the Adventure series, inviting fans and collectors to experience the excitement of classic comic book storytelling. With its rich publication heritage and iconic characters, it stands as a testament to the golden age of comic book adventures.

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Product Information

Comic Stories: The Man Who Weighed 100 Tons!, The Warning from One Million B.C.!, Secret of the Tick-Tock World!

Product Identifiers

PublisherDC Comics

eBay Product ID (ePID)19056851093

Product Key Features

LanguageEnglish

EraSilver Age (1956-69)

Artist/WriterGardner Fox, Bernard Sachs, Sid Greene, Otto Binder, Mike Sekowsky, Carmine Infantino

Cover ArtistGil Kane

GenreScience, Non-Fiction, Science Fiction

Publication Year1959

CharacterTommy Parker, Clyde Harrison, Harvey Drake, Professor Beatty, Howard Parker

Series TitleStrange Adventures

Issue Number109

Additional Product Features

Number of Pages36

Publication DateOctober 1959

AttributionPortions of content provided by the Grand Comics Database under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Publisher CountryUnited States

Issue titleThe Man Who Weighed 100 Tons!