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Great Exploits #1

Oct 1957 · Decker · 0.10 USD
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A spy story set during wartime features a plot by terrorists to assassinate Grand Duke Sergei, with an informer named Valentine revealing the conspiracy to authorities in their underground headquarters. A climbing expedition narrative follows a character named Rod Duncan, who encounters his German rival Helfand on a mountain and engages in a confrontation that ends with Helfand falling to his death. A third story features Robin Hood battling against a baron and his men, culminating in Robin's successful strike against the nobleman.

Contains 5 stories
Frog Men Against Belzar
7 pp · Science Fiction

On Mars, an Earthian task force faces a seemingly impossible challenge: the enemy has fortified a strategic dam with impenetrable force screens, and a direct assault would drown thousands of innocent Martians. Captain Andall devises an audacious plan—use a frogman squad to infiltrate the fort through underwater intake ports and disable the screens from within. What unfolds is a tense infiltration mission where quick thinking and daring improvisation become the soldiers' greatest weapons.

The Terrorist
3 pp · Spy

In St. Petersburg, 1904, the Okhrana's relentless pursuit of the terrorist leader Azeff intensifies after a failed assassination attempt on Baron de Plehve — but a suspected informer within Azeff's own cell threatens to unravel the entire organization. As the terrorist chief scrambles to protect his operations and his identity, both sides of a deadly game begin closing in, leading to a shocking discovery that upends everything.

The Saga of Marco Polo!
2 pp · Non-Fiction

In 1271, a young Venetian merchant named Marco Polo embarks on an epic journey to the Far East with his trading party, enduring a grueling four-year trek to reach the wonders of Cathay. Years later, imprisoned in Venice after a war with Genoa, Marco recounts his extraordinary experiences—from the vast cities and innovative technologies he witnessed to the magnificent palaces of Kublai Khan—to a fellow captive who struggles to believe such marvels could be real. His vivid tales, preserved through this prison conversation, would eventually captivate all of Europe and reshape the continent's understanding of the distant Orient.

Murder in the Himalayas
6 pp · Adventure
Joe Thomas

Explorer Joe Thomas arrives in Darjeeling to recover vital research data from a fallen climber on Chomo-Lalti peak, but discovers the situation is far murkier than a simple mountaineering accident—two men are dead, and someone is desperate to keep Joe from uncovering the truth. Determined to push forward despite warnings and sabotage, Joe must navigate both the treacherous Himalayan slopes and a web of secrets before the monsoon season makes the climb impossible.

The Son of Robin Hood
11 pp · Historical

When the Black Baron puts a bounty on Robin Hood's head, the outlaw finds unexpected sanctuary at a blacksmith's shop—and an even more unexpected ally in the orphan boy who works there. After the smithy's betrayal sets soldiers on their heels, Robin discovers the lad possesses the courage and loyalty of a true forest dweller. Together they escape into Sherwood Forest, where a new chapter in the legend of Robin Hood is about to begin.

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Raw (VG) $13
CGC 8.0 · 1 in census $72*
CGC 7.5 · 1 in census $57*
CGC 7.0 none in existence
CGC 6.5 none in existence
CGC 6.0 · 1 in census $36*
CGC 5.5 · 2 in census $30*
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Full credits

artist, inker Bernie Krigstein
letterer Ben Oda
letterer John Duffy
cover pencils, inks Bernie Krigstein

Reprints

↩ Reprints Captain Fleet #1 (1952), Explorer Joe #2 (1952), Approved Comics #6 (1954)

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