| Issue | #70 |
| Published | [Spring] 1953 |
| Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | J. F. Byrne (Managing Editor); Jerry Iger (Art Director) |
| Notes | Cover title and illustration do not relate to any interior feature - although Star Pirate is about a planet of women and Space Rangers is about a cargo. This comic has no text story. |
| Genre | science fiction |
| Pencils | Maurice Whitman |
| Inks | Maurice Whitman |
| Notes | Cover title and illustration do not relate to any interior feature - although Star Pirate is about a planet of women and Space Rangers is about a cargo. This comic has no text story. |
| Characters | Lyssa; Hunt; Voltamen (villains); Dr. Schultz (introduction; dies) |
| Synopsis | Hunt and Lyssa are trying to escape some Voltamen and discover Dr. Schultz, so they enlist his aid in destroying a Volta power station. |
| Genre | science fiction |
| Script | ? [as Thornecliffe Herrick] |
| Pencils | Lily Renee (signed) |
| Inks | Lily Renee (signed) |
| Reprinted | from PLANET COMICS #41 - March, 1946. |
| Characters | Gale Allen; Itecs (introduction; villains); Lor [Itec High Priest] (introduction; dies) |
| Synopsis | The planet Itec has returned to its orbit after being lost for aeons, and is now capturing spaceships. Gale is mistaken for a legendary queen and manages to hypnotize Lor. |
| Genre | science fiction |
| Script | ? [as Douglas McKee] |
| Pencils | Joe Doolin |
| Inks | Joe Doolin |
| Reprinted | from PLANET COMICS #41 - March, 1946. |
| Characters | Star Pirate; Blackbeard; The Plastimen (introduction; villains) |
| Synopsis | Star takes a spaceship of male colonists to a forgotten world populated only by women. People age very slowly there and the colonists decide to stay on with the women, while Star and Blackbeard continue to roam the universe. |
| Genre | science fiction |
| Script | ? [as Len Dodson] |
| Pencils | Murphy Anderson (signed) |
| Inks | Murphy Anderson (signed) |
| Reprinted | from PLANET COMICS #41 - March, 1946. |
| Characters | The Space Rangers [Reef Ryan; Flint Baker]; Huldane (villain; introduction; dies); Igor |
| Synopsis | Huldan escapes prison posing as a robot in a load of others being delivered by Reef. Flint follows and together they thwart a plot of Huldane's to transform women into plant-being slaves. |
| Genre | science fiction |
| Script | ? [as Hugh Fitzhugh] |
| Reprinted | from PLANET COMICS #41 - March, 1946. |