I don't see any reference to either Fawcet or Charlton in the Accession Notes. He did quite some business with Fawcett over the years after WWII

What kind of business? Fawcett did comic books, paperbacks, and popular magazines.

They are responsible for a number of papeback issues in the 1950's and 1960's; by rough count this is the majority of the business. Don't see much comic book activity, though. And of course Fawcett-Columbine bought the American rights for TNOTB

Add one more -- not an adaptation, but an article with photos.

OMG, it's Captain Science! He's armed with physics!

But not a shirt...

Just found this link
http://www.life.com/image/3398770/in-ga ... 2#index/10

Stills from the movie DM

Hmm... I doubt that this has escaped those on this forum... But just in case?... Did you know that all of DM is on youtube? Just search for 'destination moon'

It escaped me. But then the only time I ever visit youtube is when someone describes a clip that strikes my fancy and provides a link to it. As you have just done. Now that I just filed my taxes via e-file, I have the rest of a boring evening nursing my fractured ankle [which now has me effectively homebound and wheelchair/walker bound big time - when you're my age, if you've gotta break something, make it something in your arm, never anything below the waist] to check the youtube DM out. Thanks, darkumbra.

The final photo in that series, the guy floating above the surface and hitting a golf ball, is NOT from Destination Moon-- as a careful comparison of the moonscapes will reveal. It was shot ten years later by the same Life photographer, Allan Grant. I don't know who it is or where the moonscape comes from.