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	Review \| Mystery in Space
		Most of the stories in Mystery in Space are reprinted from DC's two most famous science fiction anthology series, Mystery in Space and Strange Adventures.
		From the over-the-top space opera of The Knights of the Galaxy to the jaw-dropping nonsense of Ultra the Multi-Alien, there are universes of colorful concepts here: the low comedy of Space Cabby and Star Hawkins, the stoic heroism of Captain Comet, the deadpan melodrama of The Atomic Knights...
		Mystery in Space skips from 1965 to 1980; in the intervening years DC didn't publish much science fiction outside of the superhero genre.
	www.januarymagazine.com /SFF/spacemystery.html (1094 words)

	Adam Strange Products
		Mystery in Space 80 DEC 62 Adam Strange vs Mortan
		Mystery in Space #72 Adam Strange SilverAge 8.9
		Mystery in Space 83 MAY 63 Adam Strange vs the aliens
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		Mystery in Space was a science fiction comic book published by DC Comics from 1951 to 1966, and later in 1980/81 (issues #111-117).
		DC revived Mystery in Space in September 2006 as an eight-issue miniseries written by Jim Starlin and drawn by Shane Davis.
		Mystery in Space, V1, collecting #1-5 was released in October, 2007.
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	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Knights of the Galaxy
		The Knights began in DC Comics' Mystery in Space #1 (April-May, 1951), in a cover-featured story written by Robert Kanigher (writer/editor of Wonder Woman and DC's war comics) and drawn by Carmine Infantino (who had earlier drawn DC's Black Canary and would later draw The Flash).
		Mystery in Space was editor Julius Schwartz's second comic (after Strange Adventures, which had started less than a year earlier) featuring 1930s-style pulp adventure sci-fi.
		The basic pattern, in which the dashing young hero loves and is loved by the daughter of the local authority figure, is found in series as diverse as The Spirit and Bucky Bug.
	www.toonopedia.com /kngalaxy.htm (597 words)

	Mystery in Space # 2 (of 8)
		That means sniffing around in the sleazier sections of Hardcore Station, a gigantic space station-cum-trading port, conceived by Starlin in an earlier miniseries.
		The creative team understands that just because they are doing a space opera, they shouldn't fill their panels with sci-fi props that no one can understand.
		We may be in outer space but a gun still looks like a gun, a loading dock still looks like a loading dock and a grouchy matron looks like a grouchy matron.
	comicbookbin.com /mysteryinspace2.html (350 words)

	Adam Strange (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Adam Strange's space suit resembles in a general way the clothes worn by men in "The Square Earth" (Mystery in Space #22, October-November 1954), illustrated by Seymour Barry, and based on a cover by Murphy Anderson.
		The giant space pendulum cutting through a spherical force field protecting a planet is reused from the Knights of the Galaxy tale, "Duel of the Planets" (Mystery in Space #3, August-September 1951).
		This is similar to the fisticuff finale of an earlier Gardner Fox sf tale, "The Sleeping War" (Mystery in Space #61, August 1960).
	members.aol.com /MG4273/strange.htm (23753 words)

	Mystery in Space: the Science Fiction Comic Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		18 (February-March 1954) The Chain-Gang of Space; The Super-Luck of Mr.
		The space trader here reminds one of the mountain men who traded furs with the Native Americans, and who were some of the first Europeans to live in the American West.
		When his space ship is robbed and damaged, its Captain chooses to stay with it and protect its cargo against the obstacles of space.
	members.aol.com /MG4273/space.htm (22282 words)

	Mystery in Space #1 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		When I first heard that DC was going to bring the Mystery in Space title back, I was under the impression that it was to be an ongoing monthly anthology of short science fiction stories by various writers and artists.
		I was happy in my miscomprehension because DC hasn’t published such a science fiction anthology series since the Time Warp series (1979-80) that morphed into the 1980-81 revival of Mystery in Space that picked up the issue numbers from where the original series left off when it was cancelled in 1966.
		The Time Warp and Mystery in Space series from a generation ago had such stellar creators as Mike Kaluta, Howard Chaykin, Steve Ditko, Marshall Rogers, and Joe Kubert working on stories at a time when all of them were at or near the peak of their abilities.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/115807818352015.htm (1357 words)

	Star Rovers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The series first appeared in Mystery in Space #66 (March 1961), they were created by Gardner Fox and Sid Greene.
		The series appeared for seven issues of Mystery in Space, six issues of Strange Adventures and in DC's later reprint anthology comic magazine From Beyond the Unknown #18 through #22.
		Rick feels the kalmoral people were deststroyed thousands of years ago in a war, Karel feels they teleported off their world recently and Homer has found thousands of the natives in suspended animation and he feel that they were avoding a naturel disaster.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Star_Rovers (841 words)

	SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids
		People located along a diagonal line from Vancouver to the Kennedy Space Center may be able to see the re-entry.
		Potentially Hazardous Asteroids (PHAs) are space rocks larger than approximately 100m that can come closer to Earth than 0.05 AU.
		None of the known PHAs is on a collision course with our planet, although astronomers are finding new ones all the time.
	www.spaceweather.com (573 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Space Cabby
		As the name implies (and "Space Cabby" was the only name the character had), he was a cab driver.
		Space Cabby first appeared in Mystery in Space #21 (November, 1954), in a story written by Otto Binder and drawn by Howard Sherman.
		Space Cabby is occasionally reprinted, and even more occasionally referred to in another DC comic book.
	www.toonopedia.com /cabby.htm (570 words)

	Asteroid mystery in space: siblings or parent and child?
		NASA's novel Deep Space 1 spacecraft not only achieved a technology milestone when it successfully flew itself past an asteroid last week, it gave scientists a deep-space "family tree" mystery to ponder.
		The spacecraft's infrared sensor confirmed that the small asteroid is similar to Vesta, a rare type of asteroid and one of the largest bodies in the main asteroid belt, which lies between Mars and Jupiter.
		The mission is managed for the Office of Space Science, NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC, by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA, a division of the California Institute of Technology.
	www.jpl.nasa.gov /releases/99/ds1flybyresults.html (580 words)

	BeaucoupKevin(dot)com. BlogMachineGo.
		Mystery In Space #1 is exactly the sort of comic I should like, with a hook and a narrative that implies pulp science fiction fun.
		There's spaceships, space stations, a talking space dog, and the return of Captain Comet.
		A copy of Mystery In Space #1 was provided by DC Comics for purposes of review.
	www.beaucoupkevin.com /2006/09/review-mystery-in-space-1.html (402 words)

	Mystery in Space - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mystery in Space was a science fiction comic book published by DC Comics from 1951 to 1966, and later in 1980/81 (issues #111-117).
		Space Ranger (issues #92-99, 101, 103) (moved from Tales of the Unexpected)
		DC is reviving Mystery in Space in September 2006 for an eight-issue miniseries written by Jim Starlin and drawn by Shane Davis.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mystery_in_Space (317 words)

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		Obsidian Mysteries is gearing up for the holiday season, and in November we are introducing some of our hottest new titles...
		Her mother, whose identity was kept a mystery her entire life, is in Martha's Vineyard.
		Two years later, she is delighted to have published A Dangerous Dream and is enthusiastically working on her second novel, a paranormal romance about a beautiful witch who is being hunted by a murderer and must decide if she will be honest about her legacy with the man determined to help her.
	www.writerspace.com (4376 words)

	Amazon.com: Mystery in Space (Pulp Fiction Library): Books: Gardner Fox,Alex Toth,Virgil Finlay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Apparently, unknown to the editors, Mystery in Space became uniquely sucessful due to it's long term hosting of ADAM STRANGE in the 1960s, not due to it's secondary stories and certainly not due to the few science fiction stories they reprinted from twenty years later when the magazine had virtually no circulation.
		The stories range from the years 1946 to 1981 and include just about every DC artist, writer and character that was involved in their space comics.
		Space Ranger, Adam Strange, The Atomic Knights, Tommy Tomorrow, Space Cabby and even Ultra the Multi-Alien are there, as well as a number of non series stories.
	www.amazon.com /Mystery-Space-Pulp-Fiction-Library/dp/1563894947 (1385 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Mystery" to "Mystery Mountain"
		Walt Disney's Mystery in Disneyville / pictures by the Walt Disney Studio ; adapted by Richard Moores and Manuel Gonzales.
		Call no.: PN6728.2.N3M94no.84 ----------------------------------------------------- Mystery in Space, no. 87 (Nov. 1963) "The Amazing Thefts of the IQ Gang" (Hawkman) / Gardner Fox, story ; Murphy Anderson, art.
		Hanna-Barbera's Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Monster / by Jean Lewis ; illustrated by Ralph Canaday.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/mrri/mystery.htm (3852 words)

	GETTING COSMIC WITH JIM STARLIN II: MYSTERY IN SPACE - NEWSARAMA
		Today, we hit the legendary creator up with some questions about Mystery in Space, the eight-issue, September-launching miniseries starring Captain Comet and the Weird, and illustrated by Shane Davis.
		NRAMA: Is Mystery in Space the beginning of a new Cosmic Starlin Era in the DC Universe, or is this a one-time engagement?
		I'd rather be reading Adam Strange in Mystery in Space, then with what's going on in 52.
	forum.newsarama.com /showthread.php?t=76929 (2721 words)

	Mystery In Space #1 -Review - Wizard Universe Boards
		Mystery In Space #1 -Review, Thursday Morning QB Options
		What bothers me in sci fi comics is when the captions have all sorts of "spacey" sounding jibber jabber that is there to make what is obviously fantasy elements seem like they could be real.
		There was a run on Green Lantern a few years back that used those kind of captions a lot, and I can remember falling asleep while reading those, but I thought Mystery in Space kept the narrative focused on Captain Comet really well.
	wizarduniverse.invisionzone.com /index.php?showtopic=2169 (578 words)

	eBay - mystery ..., Fiction Books, DVD, HD DVD Blu-ray items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Mysteries of the Dead Sea Scrolls Exposed, 3 DVD Set
		Map Mysteries -Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle - 1000 Pieces
		Mystery Of The Ages - Herbert W Armstrong
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	Sunshine Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		One day two people named Michelle and Allanah went in a space ship up in space for a mystery.
		They were very tired so they went back to the space ship.
		They went back to the space ship, went back home and wrote about their wonderful day in space.
	www.sunshine.co.nz /nz/kia/show/25/space.html (381 words)

	Mystery in Space #4 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		While the Comet part relies on crisp lines and flamboyant effects, the Weird half is smoother, curvier, and ethereal in its own way.
		Conclusion: Though I'm not a big fan of comic space adventures, I will be sticking it out to the end of this mini, if only because of getting almost double the bang for my buck.
		That the writing and art are more than good makes the deal all that sweeter.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/116588920423763.htm (488 words)

	Rare Comics Collected by Author Robert Weinberg
		Bob also thinks very highly of the art of Murphy Anderson, especially his work on Strange Adventures and Mystery in Space.
		An average copy of this comic (if you have a copy in fine condition, particularly the cover, Bob is interested in buying it!).
		MYSTERY IN SPACE # 31 - the day the Earth split in two.
	www.robertweinberg.net /rarecomics.htm (595 words)

	Fanzing # -1 - Jan/Feb 2002 - Brainstorm's Corner
		She leads T:D:H:D, a mad sector of space against the universe, devouring whole planets and stars on her quest to assume the mantle of the Guardians.
		At her left hand is a renegade named Malvolio, the son of a Green Lantern, deformed by greed for the power of the Guardians.
		Darthartheen and T:D:H:D retreat and the JLA regroup.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzminus1/brainstorm.shtml (3628 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: SHANE DAVIS ON MYSTERY IN SPACE
		Shane Davis: Mystery in Space is an eight-part series featuring 22 page lead story of Captain Comet and back-ups of the The Weird.
		I was then enlisted to revive the rest of the cast of Mystery in Space.
		With Mystery In Space, I was determined to have a very distinct, sci-fi/action hero feel to it.
	www.newsarama.com /dcnew/MiS/shanedavis.html (1388 words)

	Adam Strange, Mystery In Space DC Archives
		Born in 1958 in the midst of the space race, DC's science-fiction hero Adam Strange captured the imagination of a new generation of comics readers.
		Volume 1 reprints Showcase #17-19 and Mystery in Space #53-65 and is a 7x10, hardcover, color dustjacket, full color throughout, 224 pages,....WAS $49.95.
		Volume 2 reprints Mystery in Space #66-80 and is a 7x10, hardcover, color dustjacket, full color throughout, 228 pages,....WAS $49.95.
	www.kenpiercebooks.com /adamstrange.htm (173 words)

	Mystery in Space # 1 (of 8)
		He specifically brings back his oddball hero, the Weird and the giant space city called Hardcore Station.
		As for the wider plotline, it is still largely a mystery-- why Comet was murdered, how he was brought back and what new abilities he and the Weird will have-- all this will be revealed only later.
		Hopefully, future issues will make us care more for the personal changes of the characters rather than focusing on their cosmic powers.
	comicbookbin.com /mysteryinspace001.html (293 words)

	MYSTERY IN SPACE PAGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Mystery in Space from DC Comics was published from 1951 to 1981 and ran 117 issues.
		It started in the Pre-Silver Age Era publishing science-fiction and became the home of Adam Strange.
		The following covers shown below are available in for viewing in their full size.
	www.dereksantos.com /comicpage/mysp.html (46 words)

	Planetary Issue 19 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Kwelo states that the ship is far outside the reach of conventional space flight, but reveals that the Zambia base is equipped for space flight of a nonconventional nature.
		Their transmission opens looking down upon a cavernous space inside the massive vessel; it looks almost like some idyllic scene from nature, except for the giant throne, a rough-hewn stone structure.
		She kind of had the mechanics of the bleed correct, but bound as she is (and we are) to our three dimensional illusion, she identified the Bleed as fourth-dimensional.
	home.earthlink.net /~rkkman/frames/summaries/S19.htm (4118 words)

	DIAL B for BLOG
		Ultra The Multi-Alien first appeared in Mystery in Space #103 (November 1965), displacing Adam Strange and Space Ranger as the book's new cover boy.
		In "Mystery In Space" #108, Ultra found a machine capable of restoring him to his human form of Ace Arn.
		Reportedly, Ultra's low sales were responsible for the book's editor, Jack Schiff, leaving DC Comics -- but according to the circulation statement in Mystery In Space #110, the book had 182,376 paid subscribers.Today, those numbers would mean a smash hit, but back then they meant cancellation loomed.
	www.dialbforblog.com /archives/172 (768 words)

	AICN COMICS REVIEWS THE LONE RANGER! MYSTERY IN SPACE! PEKAR'S AMERICAN SPLENDOR! AND MUCH MORE! -- Ain't It Cool News: ...
		In the end, a mysterious Native American saves his life and we're treated by a page-wasting splash of said Native American in the sunlight.
		For those of you interested in the nitty-gritty of the plot, one mystery is solved in that we finally receive an explanation for why the character known as Panda is drawn with dark circles under his eyes.
		His more realistic images pay a lot of attention to space and the manipulation of the eye through linework.
	www.aintitcool.com /?q=node/30042 (7188 words)

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