ICYMI: Strange Adventures lived up to its name during its run 1950-1973, and 'The Space-Roots of Evil' is an excellent example of the series. StrangeAdventures sponsored
\nThe historically important DC Comics series Strange Adventures was launched in 1950 and ran for 244 issues before ending in 1973. The title introduced a number of well-remembered DC Comics characters over the years, including Captain Comet, Animal Man, and Deadman.
In the story, a rocket carrying out a scientific expedition to the planet Venus returns to Earth carrying alien seed pods on its hull, which quickly spread all over the world and grow into plants which threaten to absorb all of Earth's water. It's a tale that's very representative of the series during this era, including a plot twist that has a dog saving the day in the end.
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