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Make Your Own Rocket Ship from Rex Dexter of Mars (One-Shot) Fox Publications, inc. (1940) Design & Art by Dick Briefer
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Make Your Own Rocket Ship from Rex Dexter of Mars (One-Shot) Fox Publications, inc. (1940) Design & Art by Dick Briefer
Vintage Comic - Mystery Men Comics #09
Pencils: Lou Fine
Inks: Lou Fine
Fox (Apr1940)
Montague Dexter planned to make history in the 1939 world fair by revealing his newest invention, a rocket ship. To show it wasn't mearly theoretical, he launched it with his wife and himself aboard. He managed to fly the ship to Mars, but crashed upon landing. It took him 61 years to repair the damage. By then, he and his wife were too old to make the journey home. However, their son, Rex Dexter, was up to the task and returned to Earth in the year 2000. Europe was in a post atomic apocalyptic state. The United States was much more advanced than what his parents prepared him for. ("Mystery Men Comics 1#", Comic)
Rex Dexter of Mars, Mystery Men # 8, 1940.
(via Pappy's Golden Age Comics Blogzine: Number 2140: Young-old-young Rex Dexter)
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Front Cover of Rex Dexter of Mars (One-Shot) Fox Publications, inc. (1940) Art by Dick Briefer
Rex Dexter of Mars #1 (August 15th, 1940)
Mystery Men Comics #9 (February 16th, 1940)