American Flyer #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Wizard's Challenge," Wyatt—whose power springs from the stars—stands against the tyrannical Wizard-Chief, who enslaves his village. As the threat escalates, Wyatt joins forces with the villagers in a psychic stand against the ruthless Zardakars, invaders bent on annihilation. Written and illustrated by Larry Welz, with cover art by Larry Welz and Larry Sutherland, this 1972 issue from Last Gasp delivers a bold, early example of psychedelic sci-fi storytelling in a 50-cent comic.
In "The Wizard's Challenge," Wyatt—whose power flows from the stars—dares to stand against the tyrannical Wizard-Chief, who enslaves his village with unseen might. When the genocidal Zardakars descend upon the land, Wyatt must forge a psychic alliance with the villagers to defend their home.
In "Star Wench on Mars," a stranded spacefaring woman must outwit the deranged Doctor Ozone, a Martian madman obsessed with bizarre bodily transformations. With her wits and a sharp tongue, she fights to survive in a world where the rules of flesh and identity are dangerously fluid.
In "52nd Century," Wyatt drifts through the void, his body dissolving into energy as the cosmos itself takes on the form of a radiant woman, revealing to him a vision too vast to understand. Written and illustrated with quiet wonder, this brief, haunting tale from American Flyer #2 (1972) captures a moment of cosmic transcendence.
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