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Date | Lang: English (en)
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Filesize 3.74mb consisting of 8 pages | Format: EBook
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   By lonespaceranger
Having grown up in the '60s, a lot of us boys wanted to be astronauts (GIRLS couldn't be astronauts... little did we know). There was an ad for a space capsule (and a submarine too) in a lot of comic books. If it was like this one I notice that it looks more like a Dalek. Still... lots of fun memories of being part of a team to explore the strange new planet that just happened to be the back yards of all the houses on the block. I'm glad this was posted.
   By crashryan
Surely a Johnstone & Cushing production. The kids seem to have been drawn by a different artist than the astronauts.
   By The Australian Panther
This came out in 1961. I'm intrigued by the detail that at the bottom of each page is a 'Flash Fact' One of the characteristics of the 60' and 70's DC FLASH was the 'Flash Facts' Co-incidence? or was someone on DC's staff involved in both books?
  
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Publication1961 | Pages: 4.2
NotesProduced by Johnstone & Cushing. Story begins on front cover.
 
Comic StoryAmerica's Astronauts... Conquerors of Space! (4.2 pages)
SynopsisAn astronaut is blasted into Earth orbit on a space capsule.
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
NotesProduced by Johnstone & Cushing. Story begins on front cover.
 
SynopsisTips for taking good pictures.
FeaturingFlash Facts
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
NotesAt the bottom of page 2 of the main story.
 
SynopsisGeneral Electric is producing more light out of smaller bulbs.
FeaturingFlash Facts
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
NotesAt the bottom of page 3 of the main story.
 
SynopsisHow flashbulbs can be used to reduce harsh shadows in sunlight.
FeaturingFlash Facts
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
NotesAt the bottom of page 4 of the main story.
 
FeaturingFlash Facts
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
 
SynopsisThe fun a boy has pretending to be an astronaut in the Powermite II toy space capsule.
 
SynopsisGeneral Electric's infra-red flashbulbs.
FeaturingFlash Facts
NotesAt the bottom of page 6.
 
CreditsLetters:?; typeset
NotesHow to get the Powermite II capsule and an order blank. Back cover.
 
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