Amazing Adventures 1970 #28 - back issue - $4.00

Killraven and his band stop the Death Breeders and rescue Adam 3,031 and Eve 3,031 and their baby.

Full indicia title is "Amazing Adventures, War of the Worlds". On-sale date from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #111, October 1974.

• The Death Breeders of Chicago! - Crespi credit per Nick Caputo, August 2012. George Olshevsky's Marvel Comics Index No. 8B credits Gaspar Saladino.
• Kung-Fu & Karate - Interior front cover advertisement for a course in the martial arts.
• The Death Merchant! - Origin of Volcana Ash.
• Get It All Together - Comic style sequential advertisement for a career in the electronics field.
• The Origins of Marvel Comics - Promotional advertisement for the clothbound and paperbound edition of Stan Lee's The Origins of Marvel Comics.
• The Mighty Marvel Calendar for 1975! - Promotional advertisement for this 1975 Marvel calendar.
• Make Money Sell Grit - Advertisement for a career in publishing.
• I'll Make You a Master of Karate - Advertisement for home training in the martial arts. Includes an offer for a giant life-like karate practice dummy.
• These 3 Big Drafting Kits Given to You! - Advertisement for a career in drafting.
• Shop Right Here for Amazing Bargains - Advertisement for merchandise for science hobbyists.
• Shop by Mail - Various sized and themed mail order advertisements for services and merchandise. Page two includes a text only, classified ad section titled "Market Place".
• 3 Dimensional Marvel Superheroes Action Scenes - Promotional house advertisement for Marvel Superhero themed action figures and toys.
• Never Finished High School? - Advertisement for high school home study.
• Shop by Mail - Various sized and themed mail order advertisements for services and merchandise.
• Awesome Announcements and Autumnal Admonishments for All! - Features Stan Lee's Soapbox, a listing of ITEMS and a small promotional advertisement for Marvel Preview featuring Man-Gods #1 (Marvel, 1975 series).
• - Horizontal advertisement for plastic figures two battle games from Helen of Toy, Co.
• - Letters of Comments from readers Joe Randisi, Pat Webber, Tom Cornell, Jonathan L. Segal, Chris Kleppe, Cordon Fuller. Includes an editorial on the comics sales problems and two promotional house advertisements for Arrgh! #1 (Marvel, 1974 series) and a comics subscription form for purchasing 12 Marvel comics for the price of 8.
• - Advertisement for entrepreneurs.
• Ideal Presents the Continuing Adventures of Evel Knievel - Back cover advertisement for several Evel Knievel toys by Ideal.