1951 saw Edmond Hamilton splitting his time between Pulps and comics. It was the year he finished the Captain Future stories though his comic counter part Chris KL-99 continued. Hamilton used two pseudonyms this year with the return of “Hugh Davidson” from Weird Tales and “Robert Starr” a DC house name used by John Broome and Robert Kanigher as well.
“The Crime Chase Through Time” (Strange Adventures #4, January 1951) Long before Time After Time.
“The Six Elements of Crime” (Superman #68, January-February 1951)
“The World Inside the Atom” (Strange Adventures #5, February 1951)
“The Girl Who Was Scoop-Crazy” (Adventure Comics #161, February 1951)
“The Lost Earthman” (Strange Adventures #7, April 1951)
“Piped Piper Prankster” (Superman #70, May-June 1951)
“The Life of Superman!” (Superman #70, May-June 1951)
1951 also saw DC add another SF anthology to their ranks with Mystery in Space. Ed was there to see the comic off to a good start.
“Secret of the Ages” (Mystery in Space #2, June-July 1951) (as Hugh Davidson)
“The Comet Peril” (Mystery in Space #2, June-July 1951) This story was an inverted version of a classic Pulp story, “The Comet Doom”.
“The Exile of Space” (Strange Adventures #9, June 1951)
“The Man Who Stole the Oceans” (Superman #71, July-August 1951)
“The Anti-Superman Club” (Superman #71, July-August 1951)
“Lana Lang, Super-Girl” (Adventure Comics #167, August 1951)
“The Missing Moon” (Strange Adventures #11, August 1951)
“The Private Life of Perry White” (Superman #72, September-October 1951)
“Artist of Other Worlds” (Strange Adventures #13, October 1951)
“The Hidden People” (Strange Adventures #13, October 1951) (as Hugh Davidson)
“The End of the World” (Mystery in Space #4, October-November 1951)
“The Man Who Walked Through Walls” (Mystery in Space #4, October-November 1951) (as Robert Starr)
“The Rival Columbus of Space” (Strange Adventures #15, December 1951)
On to 1952…
