Strange Adventures Vol 1 19

"Secret of the Twelve Eternals": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"Secret of the Twelve Eternals"
Cover
Strange Adventures Vol 1 #19
April, 1952
Cover Artists	Murphy Anderson
Secret of the Twelve Eternals
Writers	John Broome
Pencilers	Murphy Anderson
Inkers	Seymour Barry
The Canals of Earth
Pencilers	Alex Toth
The Man Who Killed Himself
Writers	Gardner Fox
The Exile of Space
Pencilers	Carmine Infantino
Previous Issue	Strange Adventures # 18
Next Issue	Strange Adventures # 20

Strange Adventures #19 is an issue of the series Strange Adventures (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1952.

Appearing in "Secret of the Twelve Eternals"

Featured Characters:

• Captain Comet

Supporting Characters:

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Antagonists:

• The Twelve Eternals
  • Zus
  • Hurkles
  • Merkry
  • Demeter
  • Dionsius
  • Orphees

Other Characters:

• Chief Scientist of Aglaron

Locations:

• Long ago
  • Greece
  • Mount Olympus
• 1952
  • Aglaron

Items:

• Letho-Ray

Vehicles:

• Globe-like spaceship
• Cometeer (vehicle)
  

Appearing in "The Canals of Earth"

Featured Characters:

• Dr. Roy Bozoni
• Alan Hawks

Supporting Characters:

• The U.S. president
• Lunarians
  • Kata

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Locations:

• 1952
  • Earth
    • Iowa
    • New York City
      • U.W.S. headquarters
    • Washington, D.C.
    • Paris, France
    • Cairo, Egypt
      • Great Sphinx of Giza
  • Earth's Moon
    • City of Carpes
  • Tysing (planet)

Items:

Vehicles:

• Jet diatomic space-ship
  

Appearing in "The Man Who Killed Himself"

• Appearances not yet listed
  

Appearing in "The Exile of Space"

Featured Characters:

• Cosmo Diel

Supporting Characters:

• Mark Ormond
• Shar Li, alien flower

Antagonists:

• Alami (alien race)
  • Pan Kat
• Martians (Mentioned only)

Other Characters:

• Judge

Locations:

• 23rd Century
  • Earth
    • New York City
  • Saturn (planet)

Items:

Vehicles:

• Spaceships

Notes

• "Secret of the Twelve Eternals" suggests that the Olympian Gods are not actually immortal and have survived into the 20th century through suspended animation.

Trivia

• Although referred as the Twelve Eternals, only 6 are identified.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Strange Adventures series

Links and References

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