Robert D. Buchanan and Jack Schleh

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Robert D. Buchanan and Jack Schleh Colonel Bleep — "Col. Bleep's Arrival on Earth" (1956)

Scratch, like most cavemen, is sometimes a trifle slow at catching on. But when danger threatens, Bleep and Squeak can depend on quick action from Scratch and his trusty club...as they shall see.
So, here they are, three very strange companions—Colonel Bleep...of the future, Squeak...of the present, and Scratch...of the distant past. Together, they travel up, down, backwards or forwards, in distance or in time. Together, they face danger and death as they fight to maintain right and justice throughout the vast galaxies of the world.
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Robert D. Buchanan and Jack Schleh Colonel Bleep — "Col. Bleep's Arrival on Earth" (1956)

It was, therefore, only a few days later that the giant telescope at Mount Palomar Observatory first gave news to people of Earth, of Colonel Bleep's approach. The powerful lenses focused on this curious visitor from the outer world, as he flashed past the planets Uranus and Neptune, and then rapidly spanned the empty space towards our own planet, Earth!
Actually, the people of Futura had only recently become interested in Earth. To Futurans, the Earth was only a small planet revolving around the minor sun of the Milky Way Galaxy, and hardly worth investigation, under ordinary circumstances.
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Robert D. Buchanan and Jack Schleh Colonel Bleep — "Col. Bleep's Arrival on Earth" (1956)

With Colonel Bleep are two unusual companions to share his exciting adventures. First there is Squeak...a happy-go-lucky boy of the present, very much like you, except that Squeak is a puppet, and cannot speak a single word, because as you all know, a puppet cannot talk for himself. But Squeak is filled with curiosity, as all boys are, and you all know the troubles curiosity can often bring about.
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