This compilation comes from Comet, a British weekly. In this case, numbers 247 - 273, 1953. The Flying Saucer Mystery was cover featured. Plus bonus story. The Grey Ghost was 2 pages per week on interior pages. There is more information about this book at the bottom of the page
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"The Flying Saucer Mystery" is terrific fun. Things really get crazy after Dick discovers the underground moon city. I can't get over how hardware-happy British s-f comics are. No matter who the publisher is, the writers seem to revel in inventing moon rockets, heli-jets, gyro-globes, etc. for their artists to draw. And the artists are usually up to the task. The artist here is a bit weak on figures, but his machinery is right up there. British comics spawned so many hardware geniuses including Frank Hampson, Ron Turner, and Bill Lacey--guys with imaginations that just wouldn't quit.
In the USA I think only Jack Kirby approached British comics' enthusiasm for cranking out new, ever-wilder machinery.
By tebsin49
Jist Braw! pity nae doot ye hae this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dick-Barton-Trilogy-DVD/dp/B00009MGIU/ref=tmm_dvd_title_1?_encoding=U TF8&qid=1496189750&sr=1-1
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