Golden Age Sci-Fi One shots?

[miraclemet]

So I have a few and I'm wondering what other ones are out there...

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  Attack On Planet Mars
  
• Flying Saucers
  
• Rocketman
  
• Rocket to the Moon

 

what am I missing?

[telerites]

This one was reprinted during the same year so not sure if you want to count it. Image from Lonestar Comics.

 

[miraclemet]

ah yes! I knew I was forgetting one...

[Jayman]

Isn't there a "Man from Planet X" movie comic?

Not sure if it was a one shot or part of a series that covered movies.

 

(Edit) Nevermind, it was a series. Fawcett Movie Comics #15.

[AJD]

Earthman on Venus

 

[Jayman]

Vic Torry and his Flying Saucer

[Flex Mentallo]

When Worlds Collide; man o' mars - and yes, this

 

 

[telerites]

 

I have always loved this cover. You can't beat an green girl cover. Wonder if Roddenberry patterned the Orion women after her

[lbcolefan]

Robotmen of the Lost Planet

 

I've been looking for a nice copy for 35 years. Was the underbidder on this one last month on ebay

[Flex Mentallo]

Robotmen of the Lost Planet

 

I've been looking for a nice copy for 35 years. Was the underbidder on this one last month on ebay

 

There is also the Space Thrillers Avon annual - does it contain remaindered copies of books like RotLP? It's a tough book especially in grade.

[TheEyeSees]

Rex Dexter of Mars

[Doohickamabob]

Don't forget Space Ace #5 (which is the first and only issue). This might not count as a "one shot" but it is certainly a stand-alone issue.

 

 

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Half of a two-shot...

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