Strange Adventures Vol 1 129

"The Giant Who Stole Mountains": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"The Giant Who Stole Mountains"
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Strange Adventures Vol 1 #129
June, 1961
Cover Artists	Murphy Anderson
The Giant Who Stole Mountains
Writers	Gardner Fox
Pencilers	Carmine Infantino
Inkers	Joe Giella
Editors	Julius Schwartz
The Most Dangerous Man on Earth!
Writers	Gardner Fox
Pencilers	Mike Sekowsky
Inkers	Bernie Sachs
Atomic Knights: "World Out of Time"
Writers	John Broome
Pencilers	Murphy Anderson
Inkers	Murphy Anderson
Previous Issue	Strange Adventures # 128
Next Issue	Strange Adventures # 130

Strange Adventures #129 is an issue of the series Strange Adventures (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 1961.

Appearing in "The Giant Who Stole Mountains"

Featured Characters:

• Paul Kirby, astronomer

Supporting Characters:

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Antagonists:

• A giant alien from planet Kryxl

Other Characters:

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Locations:

• Earth
• Phoebe (moon)
• Iapetus (moon)
• Mars (planet)

Items:

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Vehicles:

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Appearing in "The Most Dangerous Man on Earth!"

Featured Characters:

• Jeff Carter

Other Characters:

• Kook, a monkey
• Dragorians
  • Horvan Kol
  • Roban

Locations:

• Dragor (planet), about 100 light years from Earth
• Earth
  • Colorado
    • Redstone

Items:

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Vehicles:

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Synopsis for Atomic Knights: "World Out of Time"

The Atomic Knights, using a scanner tuned to a satellite, discover the lost city of Atlantis, which survived the 1986 atomic holocaust with plants and civilization intact.

Appearing in Atomic Knights: "World Out of Time"

Featured Characters:

• Atomic Knights
  • Gardner Grayle
  • Wayne Hobard
  • Hollis Hobard
  • Bryndon Smith
  • Douglas Herald
  • Marene Herald

Supporting Characters:

• 
  

Antagonists:

• Atlanteans
  • O Khagan
  • Bhymer

Other Characters:

• 
  

Locations:

• Earth-86
• 1990
  • Paris, France(On a TV or computer screen)
    • Eiffel Tower (Destroyed)
  • Durvale
  • Atlantis(sinks)

Items:

• Spy in the Sky (satellite)

Vehicles:

• Gliders

Notes

• The first story implies that the Kryxl aliens placed Phoebe and Iapetus (Saturn's moons) orbiting Mars, transported Earth's undersea mountains and transformed Mars into their colony. No Martian is seen in this story.
• Jeff Carter is also named Jeff Carson in the second story.
• The third story:
  • is set on an alternate Earth where the world was destroyed by an atomic war in 1986.
  • The story infers that an atomic-powered satellite named Spy in the Sky was shot into orbit in 1978.
  • This story was written in 1961. In Atomic Knights' next appearance (issue #132), there is mentioned that the year is 1990, during Thanksgiving Day (November, 22nd), some months after Atlantis sinking, then this story takes place in 1990.
  • The Atlanteans aren't water-breather humans on Earth-86.
  • Finally the Atomic Knights are sucessive in get plant life; the World War III had decimated all plant life and all remaining food was canned.

Trivia

• The Kryxl alien in the first story has a strong resemblance with Kanjar Ro.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Strange Adventures series

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