Today in Comics History, June 21, 1963: Doomed space captain at least able to sell a text story to Farrell Comics

"Lost Comet" from Strange Journey #3 (Farrell, February 1958), creators uncredited and unknown
And here's more proof that nobody ever read those text stories anyway: they printed the same story (under a different title) in the very next issue.



"Operation Satellite" from Strange Journey #4 (Farrell, June 1958), creators uncredited and unknown
Sure hope that doomed space captain got paid twice. In Moon Bucks.

Today in Comics History, April 15, 1912: Iceberg sticks around to taunt the Titanic

from "A Voyage into Forever!" in Strange Journey #3 (Farrell, February 1958), cover: artist uncredited, interior: pencils by H.C. Kiefer, inks by the Iger Shop

Today in Comics History, April 14, 1912: The haunting siren song of Celine Dion leads men to their doom

from "A Voyage into Forever!" in Strange Journey #3 (Farrell, February 1958), cover: artist uncredited, interior: pencils by H.C. Kiefer, inks by the Iger Shop

Today in Comics History, April 10, 1912: Maybe launching the Titanic from under a ladder and across a black cat's path wasn't a good idea

from Strange Journey #3 (Farrell, February 1958), pencils by H.C. Kiefer, inks by the Iger Shop