Strange Adventures #7 is an issue of the series Strange Adventures (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1951.
Synopsis for "The World of Giant Ants"
Appearing in "The World of Giant Ants"
Featured Characters:
- Dr. Edward Manders
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Giant ants
Other Characters:
- Quomodus (Single appearance; dies)
Locations:
Items:
- Mentometer
- Growth ray
- Thiotimoline
- Aureomycin (Mentioned only)
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "The Man With 100 Lives"
In a Terran colony on Jupiter, the seemingly immortal lawman Daniel Parr relentlessly pursues a criminal named Brawne.
Appearing in "The Man With 100 Lives"
Featured Characters:
- Daniel Parr
Supporting Characters:
- Jovian police
Villains:
- Brawne
Other Characters:
Locations:
- Future
- Jupiter (planet)
- Jupiter City
- Cellar district
- Jupiter City
- Earth (Mentioned only)
- Jupiter (planet)
Items:
- Spy-televiso
- Brawne lookalike robot
- Daniel Parr lookalike robots
- Life-drug
Vehicles:
- Taxi-flyer
Synopsis for Just Imagine: "If the Oceans Dry Up"
This story is reprinted from Real Fact Comics #5.
Over time, humans will adapt via technological innovation to the changing environment.
Appearing in Just Imagine: "If the Oceans Dry Up"
Items:
- Radium
Synopsis for "Hollywood 3000 A.D."
Appearing in "Hollywood 3000 A.D."
Featured Characters:
- Margo Trent
Supporting Characters:
- Jon Klu (Dies)
Villains:
- Jovians (Behind the scenes)
Other Characters:
- B.L. Bowers, director
- Larry, actor
- Herbert Barton, film critic
Locations:
- 20th Century
- California
- Hollywood
- Horner Brothers Studios
- Hollywood
- California
- 30th Century
- New York City
- Universal three-dimensional pictures
- Saturn (planet)
- New York City
Items:
Vehicles:
- Spaceship
Synopsis for Chris KL-99: "The Lost Earthman"
The reason Chris KL-99 is so determined to explore the cosmos is finally revealed: his parents departed on a space journey when he was just an infant, and he seeks to reunite with them.
Appearing in Chris KL-99: "The Lost Earthman"
Featured Characters:
- Chris KL-99 (Origin)
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Jon ST-94, Chris' father (Flashback only) (Tombstone) (On a TV or computer screen)
- Chris' mother (Flashback only) (Tombstone) (On a TV or computer screen)
- Starfarer crew
Locations:
- 21st Century
- Earth
- Hall of Worlds
- alien planet
- Earth
Items:
Vehicles:
- Pioneer
- Starfarer
Notes
- This issue's third story, "If the Oceans Dry Up" was first presented in Real Fact Comics #5 (November-December 1946), and is reprinted again in House of Secrets #7 (November-December 1957).
- Art on this story, in that first publication and in this first reprint, is credited to Virgil Finlay by GCD. But this art, in the second reprint, is credited to Clem Gretter, also by GCD.
- The name of Chris KL-99 father is revealed: Jon ST-94.
Trivia
- Also appearing in this issue of Strange Adventures was:
- Superman Says: "Human Rights For All!" (PSA) by Jack Schiff and Win Mortimer
See Also
Links and References
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