An Australian K.G. Murray giant — 100 pages of repackaged DC sci-fi, adventure, and mystery from the late ’50s, with all logos scrubbed and dialogue tweaked for the local market. These Murray digests are cult favorites: oddball edits, deep-cut reprints, and a ton of Bronze-Age-at-heart charm long before the Bronze Age existed.
This issue leans heavy into space opera, time travel, science-fantasy, and creature features — with early work by Murphy Anderson, Nick Cardy, Curt Swan, and more.
Art: Bob Brown
Recolored and reassembled from My Greatest Adventure #21 — big pulpy energy, with the fate of the solar system on the line.
Art: Jim Mooney
John Talbot is forced into an interplanetary contest on Targon. Classic DC sci-fi with Murray’s trademark edits and spelling changes.
Art: Bill Ely
Saturnians, Tibet, weird mountain magic — full 1958 DC oddity.
Art: Murphy Anderson
A time-travel rescue mission where humanity must overthrow alien rule. Clean, early Anderson work.
Art: Curt Swan & Ray Burnley
Aged Krypto returns from space and causes chaos until Superman steps in. A strange Olsen-era gem.
Art: Nick Cardy
Space shrink-rays, Saturn/Uranus travel, and Murray’s trademark UK-style spelling swaps.
Art: Manny Stallman & Bernard Sachs
Time machines, trickery, and an altered Strange Adventures classic.
Vintage animal fact filler — robin omens, cat-lore, and a quick burst of ‘50s educational flavor.
Art: Manny Stallman & Joe Giella
Ham radios, moon civilizations, and altered call signs.
Art: Sheldon Moldoff
A Mr. District Attorney crime-mystery with radium, altered currency, and removed weapons.
Art: Nick Cardy
An Egyptian emerald theft that sends thieves through time.
Art: Bill Ely
Venusians, Egypt, and UK currency edits throughout.
Art: Carmine Infantino & Joe Giella
A domestic sci-fi thriller re-edited for Australian audiences.
Art: Ramona Fradon
Early Aquaman with amnesia and undercover hijinks.
Art: Bob Brown
A giant-making scam that turns on the crooks — with Murray’s UK money edits.
A science fact page highlighting stars, volcanoes, and atomic scale.
Art: Bob Brown
Sir Gawain and a dragon dropped into modern times — with Murray’s location rewrites.
Art: Henry Boltinoff
Classic one-page gag from Tales of the Unexpected.
Solid mid-grade for a fragile digest-style book. Cover shows general wear, mild creasing, and small spine stresses. Corners lightly rounded; edge wear present but stable. Back cover has light handling wear and scattered soiling. Interior pages are off-white, complete, and firmly bound — above-average condition for a 1950s K.G. Murray with this page count. A strong, collectible example.
An Australian K.G. Murray giant — 100 pages of repackaged DC sci-fi, adventure, and mystery from the late ’50s, with all logos scrubbed and dialogue tweaked for the local market. These Murray digests are cult favorites: oddball edits, deep-cut reprints, and a ton of Bronze-Age-at-heart charm long before the Bronze Age existed.
This issue leans heavy into space opera, time travel, science-fantasy, and creature features — with early work by Murphy Anderson, Nick Cardy, Curt Swan, and more.
Art: Bob Brown
Recolored and reassembled from My Greatest Adventure #21 — big pulpy energy, with the fate of the solar system on the line.
Art: Jim Mooney
John Talbot is forced into an interplanetary contest on Targon. Classic DC sci-fi with Murray’s trademark edits and spelling changes.
Art: Bill Ely
Saturnians, Tibet, weird mountain magic — full 1958 DC oddity.
Art: Murphy Anderson
A time-travel rescue mission where humanity must overthrow alien rule. Clean, early Anderson work.
Art: Curt Swan & Ray Burnley
Aged Krypto returns from space and causes chaos until Superman steps in. A strange Olsen-era gem.
Art: Nick Cardy
Space shrink-rays, Saturn/Uranus travel, and Murray’s trademark UK-style spelling swaps.
Art: Manny Stallman & Bernard Sachs
Time machines, trickery, and an altered Strange Adventures classic.
Vintage animal fact filler — robin omens, cat-lore, and a quick burst of ‘50s educational flavor.
Art: Manny Stallman & Joe Giella
Ham radios, moon civilizations, and altered call signs.
Art: Sheldon Moldoff
A Mr. District Attorney crime-mystery with radium, altered currency, and removed weapons.
Art: Nick Cardy
An Egyptian emerald theft that sends thieves through time.
Art: Bill Ely
Venusians, Egypt, and UK currency edits throughout.
Art: Carmine Infantino & Joe Giella
A domestic sci-fi thriller re-edited for Australian audiences.
Art: Ramona Fradon
Early Aquaman with amnesia and undercover hijinks.
Art: Bob Brown
A giant-making scam that turns on the crooks — with Murray’s UK money edits.
A science fact page highlighting stars, volcanoes, and atomic scale.
Art: Bob Brown
Sir Gawain and a dragon dropped into modern times — with Murray’s location rewrites.
Art: Henry Boltinoff
Classic one-page gag from Tales of the Unexpected.
Solid mid-grade for a fragile digest-style book. Cover shows general wear, mild creasing, and small spine stresses. Corners lightly rounded; edge wear present but stable. Back cover has light handling wear and scattered soiling. Interior pages are off-white, complete, and firmly bound — above-average condition for a 1950s K.G. Murray with this page count. A strong, collectible example.
