"Otto Binder
– who died on October 13, 1974, at the age of sixty-three – is most
remembered for his work in the field of superhero comic-books. He wrote
for DC Comics’ “World’s Finest Comics” and “Mystery in Space,” Marvel
Comics’ “Young Allies,” and Fawcett Comics’ “Bulletman,” amongst many
others. As someone who finds superhero stuff to be utterly ridiculous,
I’m pleased that Binder did more than just focus his time on spandex,
cloaks, masks, and stupid “super-powers.” He was also the editor of Space World and had a deep interest in UFOs. In 1967, Binder’s book What We Really Know About Flying Saucers was published.
"All of which brings me to the crux of this article. In May 1971, Binder penned a feature for Saga magazine. Its title was “Liquidation of the UFO Researchers.”
As you might guess – and guess correctly – the article was focused upon
alleged mysterious deaths within the field of Ufology. It began in
eye-catching fashion..."
Here's the complete article from me, at Mysterious Universe.
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