Strange Adventures

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Strange Adventures was an American comic book published by DC Comics. It ran for 244 issues from 1950 through 1973. It was a science fiction anthology title, but did have a few features. With issue 202, the title became more of a mystery/occult series, with a new logo. With issue #217, the title became a reprint series with another new logo.

Notable features of the series included:

Notable contributors to the series included Neal Adams, Murphy Anderson, Arnold Drake, Gardner Fox, Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane, Bernard Krigstein, Mike Sekowsky, and Alex Toth.

The series was nominated and awarded several awards over the years, including Alley Awards in 1963 for General Fantasy, in 1965 for Best Regularly Published Fantasy Comic, in 1966 for Best Fantasy/SF/Supernatural Title, in 1967 for Best Cover (for issue #207 by Neal Adams), in 1967 for Best Full-Length Story ("Who's Been Lying in My Grave?" in issue #205 by Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino), and the 1967 for Best New Strip (Deadman by Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino).

It was later revived as a limited series under the Vertigo imprint.

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