But it also had a number of innovative new heroes. In "Kelly's Eye" from issue 21, for instance, Tim Kelly wore a jewel called the Eye of Zoltec (obtained from a Mayan idol) around his neck, which protected him from all harm, making him invulnerable. "Adam Eterno" (who originally appeared in "Thunder") was thousands of years old, and could only be slain by a fatal blow from a weapon made of gold. "The House of Dolmann" which started with issue #210 (8 Oct 1966), featured an inventor and ventriloquist who constructed remote controlled "dolls", or puppets, with strange abilities, such as stretching, drilling, and vision powers, that helped him in his fight against crime. "Jack o'Justice" from the first issue, always accompanied by his girlfriend and eventual wife Moll Moonlight, was a swashbuckling 18th century adventurer who fought criminals, the supernatural and monsters; both Jack and Moll were experts with their swords and on horseback. In time, the Jack o'Justice stories ended and issue 195 (1966), the series was replaced by "Jack Justice", a contemporary crimefighting adventurer 200 years later, who was the direct descendant of Jack and Moll. The celebrated anti-hero, "The Steel Claw" from the first issue, with his fantastic power of invisibility and the capability to electrocute his enemies, due to his body's ability to store electric current, would influence comic creators such as Alan Moore and David Lloyd. "Mytek the Mighty", a giant robot ape from issue 104, started out as a villain in the hands of a criminal named Gogra, but eventually became a hero who battled other robots and giant creatures. In 104 also started "Legge's Eleven", about a crazy team of footballers. Both Mytek and Legge's Eleven ended in issue number 282 (24 February 1968) but Mytek was back in #297 (8 June 1968). Issue 137 went from 28 to 40 pages for one penny more (to seven pence). It had a two to three page text story titled "Jason Hyde" about a mystery man from whose eyes poured blue rays (he normally wore special sunglasses) that allowed him to see through solid objects and read minds. He had many strange adventures: including deep inside the Earth; in another dimension; fighting giant spiders; and fighting a man with incredible super-powers. His last story was in #293 (11 May 1968) .Also "Fort Navajo" with Mike Blueberry, from the Franco-Belgium comics.