From Beyond the Unknown #7 is an issue of the series From Beyond the Unknown (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 1970.
Synopsis for "Earth Shall Not Die"
Appearing in "Earth Shall Not Die"
Featured Characters:
- Commander Glenn Merritt
Supporting Characters:
- Sgt. Kevin Tempest
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Synopsis for "The Menace of Saturn's Rings"
reprinted from Strange Adventures #96
Appearing in "The Menace of Saturn's Rings"
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Synopsis for "Next Year -- Andromeda"
This story is reprinted from Mystery in Space #85.
Appearing in "Next Year -- Andromeda"
Featured Characters:
- Ensign Jay Drake
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Synopsis for "Do Not Open Till Doomsday"
This story is reprinted from Strange Adventures #36.
Appearing in "Do Not Open Till Doomsday"
Characters:
- Dr. George Lynch
- his wife
- Jimmy
- Andy
- Aliens
- United States Army
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- globe of wishes
- Sea shell
- tree of jewels
- teleporting shawls
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Synopsis for "World at the Edge of the Universe"
This story is reprinted from Strange Adventures #60.
Appearing in "World at the Edge of the Universe"
Characters:
- Ted Carter from Earth
- Kyp from Argus
- Jakkus, pilot
- A Jovian
- United Worlds (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- 21st Century
- Pyramid planet
- Twin worlds
- Rainbow sun
- Unknown magnetic planetoid
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- spaceship
Synopsis for "The Twice-Told Tale"
This story is reprinted from Strange Adventures #27.
Appearing in "The Twice-Told Tale"
Featured Characters:
- George Mitchell
Antagonists:
- Richard Mills
Other Characters:
- Ben Franklin
- Mr. Blake (editor)
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Synopsis for "The Giant from Beyond"
This story is reprinted from Strange Adventures #101.
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Notes
- "Earth Shall Not Die!"
- One of the very few original stories to run in From Beyond the Unknown, "Earth Shall Not Die!" was originally written as a licensed tie-in to Mattel's action figure, Major Matt Mason. When the licensing agreement fell thru for unknown reasons, DC changed the main character's name to "Glenn Merritt" and published the story in this issue and the next.[1]
- Cape Canaveral was named Cape Kennedy between 1963 and 1973; the story is set in 1999, the future in the time of publication.
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