The Hundred Comic Monthly #37
In "Curse of the Dragon's Moon," former scientist Eric Fowler’s strange experiments with air samples draw the attention of investigator George Croft, leading to a startling encounter with tiny aliens who suddenly grow to giant size—thanks to a mysterious magnifying device. With the help of Croft, Fowler must undo the illusion before the aliens’ true intentions are misunderstood, all while revealing a clever ruse to gain their trust. Nick Cardy handles both art and inks for the story, while Joe Kubert delivers the striking cover.
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Former scientist Eric Fowler is seen collecting samples of air. George Croft is assigned and tails him back to his house. Inside he sees Fowler talking to tiny aliens. Suddenly the tiny aliens are giants and they head towards the nearby army base. Fowler recovers from being stunned and tells Croft that he tried to trick the aliens into giving him their secrets by promising them helium which they need for fuel. The aliens have a magnifying device which created the giant images. Croft disables the device and the giants disappear. The aliens are given helium and leave Earth.
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