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Spy Smasher #50

Jul 1953 · L. Miller & Son
“The Phantom Machines”

In "The Phantom Machines," Alice finds herself puzzled by Bob’s lack of enthusiasm for the rugged, hardworking lumberjacks in her father’s company—until a curious newspaper ad for the Body Sculpture Club sparks a surprising transformation. Written by typeset and illustrated with crisp, period-accurate energy, this 1953 issue from L. Miller & Son delivers a quirky, character-driven moment of self-discovery, all set against the backdrop of mid-century fitness culture.

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Alice wonders why Bob can't be more like the lumberjacks in her father's company. Bob can't see the appeal, but on seeing a newspaper ad for the Body Sculpture Club sends away for a bodybuilding course and that does the trick.

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