Synopsis
Ejvan tells his people that they should not have so many robots and is shouted down. Unable to convince his people he builds a giant spaceship. The robots rise up as feared and Ejvan leads his people off their planet. They approach Earth full of misgivings in case they are met with violence. They land, step out on to the ground and are surrounded by tanks and other weapons. They wait for the weapons to fire and then Ejvan's child toddles forward carrying a rag doll. A little Earth child comes forward and they start to play together. The tension is gone and they find welcome on Earth.
Notes
Year extrapolated from advert for Race for the Moon comics in Flash (Thorpe & Porter, 1962 series) issues 1 & 2 https://www.comics.org/issue/760804/?issue_detail=2#1628535 and advert in Race for the Moon (Thorpe & Porter) issue 22 https://www.comics.org/issue/515291/?issue_detail=2#2557685 offering a set of compendium LPs with songs issued and current in 1964 - 65.
Reprinted from
- Black Magic #5 [38]
- Out of This World #9
- Forbidden Worlds #70
- The Flash #105
- Mystery in Space #49
- Journey into Mystery #51
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Credits
- Script
- Joe Gill, Julius Schwartz, Jack Kirby
- Pencils
- Steve Ditko, Carl Burgos, Marvin Stein, Ted Galindo, Morris Waldinger, Leo Morey, John Rosenberger, George Klein, Jack Kirby, John Forte, Joe Sinnott
- Inks
- Steve Ditko, Carl Burgos, Marvin Stein, Ted Galindo, Tom Nicolosi, Leo Morey, John Rosenberger, George Klein, Wally Wood, John Forte, Joe Sinnott
- Letters
- Jon D'Agostino, Artie Simek, Ben Oda
- Science editor
- Julius Schwartz
- Signed as ted
- Ted Galindo
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