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"Fishing Hole In The Sky": An alien comes to Earth wanting help dealing with an evil alien from his world who has stolen his body. Using a human's fishing boat and rod, he saves his body and traps the evil alien's disembodied soul in a fishing chest.

Strange Adventures #135 is an issue of the series Strange Adventures (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 1961.

Synopsis for "Fishing Hole In The Sky"

An alien comes to Earth wanting help dealing with an evil alien from his world who has stolen his body. Using a human's fishing boat and rod, he saves his body and traps the evil alien's disembodied soul in a fishing chest.

Appearing in "Fishing Hole In The Sky"

Featured Characters:

  • Dave Carew

Supporting Characters:

  • Klane

Antagonists:

  • Anvarr

Locations:

Items:

  • Transmigulator

Vehicles:

  • Fishing boat


Synopsis for "The Jigsaw Weapon World"

Aliens come to Earth looking for help to save their planet from space conquerors. After their jigsaw world fails to stave off the invasion, they rely on a science fiction writer's idea of creating a vacuum via fire to kill the evil aliens.

Appearing in "The Jigsaw Weapon World"

Featured Characters:

  • Edgar Ray Merritt

Supporting Characters:

  • Crucians

Antagonists:

  • Klendars

Locations:

  • Polaris-47
  • Y5 of Deneb
  • Karistoran of Arcturus
  • Jigsaw Weapon World
  • Earth

Items:

  • Flame arrow

Vehicles:

  • Space ship

Synopsis for Atomic Knights: "War In Washington"

The Atomic Knights fight evil Atlanteans in Washington, D.C.'s ruins.

Appearing in Atomic Knights: "War In Washington"

Featured Characters:

Antagonists:

  • Khagan
    • His Atlantides

Other Characters:

  • Dalas, an Atlantide

Locations:

Notes

  • "The Jigsaw Weapon World": The name of Edgar Ray Merritt, the protagonist and science fiction writer, is probably an homage to three great real-world science fiction writers: Edgar Rice Burroughs, Ray Bradbury, and Abraham Merritt.
  • The Atomic Knights' story is set on an alternate 1990, the future when this book was published (1961).



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