Mystery in Space

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Mystery in Space begins with Mystery in Space #1 in April of 1951 (#1 is worth $3,200 in near mint) & ends with #117 in September of 1980.

Last Updated 06/22/05

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Click on # or thumbnail to see 50% scan	Condition	Description	Price	Click on # or thumbnail to see 50% scan	Condition	Description	Price
71 Nov 1961	Fine (FN)	Last 10 cent issue Adam Strange in "The Challenge of the Crystal Conquerors!" "The Last Space-Feud!"	$55	74 March 1962	Very Good (VG) loose center section	Adam Strange in "The Spaceman Who Fought Himself!" "Where is the Paradise of Space?"	$24
81 Feb 1963	Very Good (VG) 1" tear along bottom spine	Adam Strange in "The Cloud Creature!"	$17	85 Aug 1963	Very Good (VG/FN)	Adam Strange in "The Riddle of the Runaway Rockets!" "The Next Year-- Andromeda!"	$24
89 Feb 1964	Very Fine (VF)	Hawkman in "The Super- Motorized Menace!" Adam Strange in "Siren of the Space Ark!"	$110	90 March 1964	Fine (FN+)	Adam Strange & Hawkman in "Planets in Peril!"	$70
95 Nov 1964	Very Good (VG/FN)	Space Ranger in "The Pygmies of Callisto" Adam Strange in "The Hydra- Head from Outer Space!"	$10	97 Feb 1965	Very Good (VG+)	Space Ranger in "The Secret of the Jinxed Moon" Adam Strange in "The Day Adam Stange Vanished!"	$9
98 March 1965	Fine (FN+)	Adam Strange in "The Wizird of the Cosmos!" Space Ranger in "The Return of Yarrok of Zulkan"	$9

Note: Every comic has a scanned image. They are scanned at 50% & converted to gifs each image averages 75K in size. 40 seconds at 28.8

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