Strange Adventures #39 (1953)

In Strange Adventures #39 (1953), we're taken on a thrilling ride through the pages of "The Guilty Gorilla". Written by the acclaimed John Broome and illustrated by Murphy Anderson, this comic is a perfect example of the intelligent Gorilla craze that swept DC comics back in the 1950s.

If you're a fan of Captain Comet, then this issue will take you on a different kind of adventure. In "The Guilty Gorilla", Comet decides to take a break from his usual interplanetary exploits and instead stays in Midway City.

But don't worry, Comet isn't just sitting around twiddling his thumbs. Nope, he's actually using his superhero skills to take down a criminal syndicate led by a super gorilla. That's right, a supervillain gorilla.

If you're into high-stakes action, intriguing plots, and heroic protagonists, then "The Guilty Gorilla" is the comic for you. This issue is the perfect example of why Strange Adventures is still considered a must-read for all comic book fans, even decades after it was first published.

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