Holy Moley! That creature must've been frozen in the ice! Now under this hot sun it's being revived! It's a giant insect of prehistoric times! Many ancient creatures were frozen this way by the Ice Age, like the mammoth! But this is an unknown extinct insect of terrific size! 
Whiz Comics #136 is an issue of the series Whiz Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1951.
Synopsis for Captain Marvel: "Captain Marvel and his Headache of Horrors!"
To save ships from a horde of giant icebergs, Captain Marvel airlifts them to the Sahara Desert where the heat will melt them into a generous ration of water. Unfortunately the World's Mightiest Mortal wasn't expecting a swarm of different prehistoric monsters to be thawed out from the ice and cause trouble, but after he subdues them, the locals sell them to a zoo, so in the end it's a net win.
Appearing in Captain Marvel: "Captain Marvel and his Headache of Horrors!"
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Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Giant dragonfly
- Giant horned shark
- Giant mole
Other Characters:
- Prehistoric Nightingale
Locations:
Items:
- Several Icebergs (Destroyed)
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Synopsis for Lance O'Casey: "Lance O'Casey and The Sargasso Trap!"
Lance and Mike are sucked into the Sargasso Sea, an area of ocean covered in strangling brown seaweed. They are soon attacked by Captain Krudd, a submarine captain using a giant Underwater Magnetic Device to drag ships into the Sargasso Sea Inlet, only to find that they don't have any cargo. They manage to dodge the first torpedo with quick steering by moving in a serpentine pattern, but find that the lagoon is also filled with sharks. They duck into a "grotto" in the seaweed and find it to be think and jungle-like, inhabited by blind catfish-like serpents and Lance manages to kill one with a knife. Lance manages to find a pier where Capt. Krudd's men sleep and fixes their torpedoes' steering. The next time they try to fire them, the torpedo comes back and destroys Krudd's submarine while Mike soon rescues Lance and drags him aboard. They punch out Krudd and his surviving men and arrest them, burn down the pier and shack, then use the last torpedo to destroy their giant magnet and ending the Sargasso Trap forever. Mike notes how he'll enjoy the reward, but it's good that they're doing all the work on the ship now!
Appearing in Lance O'Casey: "Lance O'Casey and The Sargasso Trap!"
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Supporting Characters:
- 1st Mate Mike Bellew
Antagonists:
- Captain Krudd
- The Sargasso Beasts (Dies)
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
- Capt. Krudd's Underwater Magnetic Device (Destroyed)
Vehicles:
- The Starfish
- Capt. Krudd's Submarine (Destroyed)
Synopsis for Ibis the Invincible: "The Underwater Rebellion!"
When a dam almost breaks and the Ibistick shakes in warning, Ibis realizes some supernatural force was to blame. He commands his wand to take him to the source, and finds himself in Atlantis, where a merman named Spikebit is planning to overthrow King Neptune, who won't do anything about mankind's effort to control the waters of Earth. Although Ibis and Neptune are overwhelmed by the numbers of Spikebit's army, they're saved when Spikebit tries to use the Ibistick to turn his enemies to stone only to end up turning himself to stone instead.
Appearing in Ibis the Invincible: "The Underwater Rebellion!"
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Antagonists:
- Spikebit (Dies)
- Spikebit's Spikefishman Army (Dies)
Other Characters:
- Princess Taia
- Tom, an Engineer
Locations:
- Earth-S
- Blue River Dam
- The Undersea Kingdom of Neptune
Items:
- Ibistick
- Spike Poles
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Synopsis for Golden Arrow: "Golden Arrow and The Birdmen"
Golden Arrow is attacked by a Native man throwing a tomahawk at him when he comes near a cave. Chief Hawk Eye approaches and tells the braves to not attack, saying they are protecting the "Golden Tomahawk," a jewel-encrusted treasure of theirs that they leave in this cave for one week a year as a offering to their "Bird God," who will someday claim it. Chief Hawk Eye offers he join them for a big feast they'll have (since today is the last day of the offering,) but when they leaves two green birdmen appear and claim the Golden Tomahawk for Bird God. They report this good omen, but Golden Arrow worries those were just men in costumes that stole the ceremonial weapon. Chief Hawk Eye points out all the people in town know about their worship of Bird God and Golden Arrow accepts it for now. The next day, he learns from Chief Hawk Eye that if Bird God accepts the Tomahawk, he has to go to a special cave at noon and take gold from it to get back the Golden Tomahawk. Nearby at the general store, Walsh and Burton, who have been dressing up as Birdmen to steal gold from this tribe, resolve to kill Golden Arrow so they can keep stealing gold from this tribe. That night, they break into Golden Arrow's hotel room and try to rough him up, but end up having to yank a pillowcase over his head to escape, knowing they can't win a fair fight. The morning after, Golden Arrow heads out to protect the gold cave, but White Wind is caught by a tripwire. The two outlaws try to throw Golden Arrow off a cliffside, but he manages to catch a rock with his bow. The two "Birdmen" soon find there was no gold exchange in his belief and that Chief Hawk Eye used this fake rumor to find out if he was being taken advantage of, so they try to beat him and take the gold he has with him instead. Golden Arrow manages to beat the outlaws down the mountain by using arrows for a series of dramatic jumps and then dives into a river. Waiting in a tree, he jumps down and knocks out both "Birdmen" and then tells them they're going to jail once the Chief gets his gold back.
Appearing in Golden Arrow: "Golden Arrow and The Birdmen"
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Supporting Characters:
- Chief Hawk Eye
Antagonists:
- Birdman Walsh
- Birdman Burton
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
- The Golden Tomahawk
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Notes
- This is a rare issue where Lance O'Casey is in the Atlantic Ocean rather than the Pacific Ocean!
- In reality, the Blue River Dam wouldn't be completed until 1968.
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