Art: Jim Starlin
Source: Captain Marvel #27 (1973)
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Art: Jack Kirby
Source: Strange Tales #141
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Art: Jack Kirby
Source: Journey Into Mystery Annual #1 (via a reprint)
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Source: Little Archie #9 (1958)
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"Mad's version of the satellite the size of a basketball." - November, 1955
Scanned from the original issue in the collection of Art H.
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Source: Reprint story in "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen" #131, 1970
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Source: "Superman" #239, 1971
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Source: Reprint story in "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen" #131, 1970.
]]>In the PreCrumbrian age, the ancestor of E.C. Comics published the 232 page "Picture Stories from the Bible - Complete Old Testament Edition" (1943).