Aventures Fiction #20
In "Le roi étranger de la Terre," Jan Holt’s consciousness is hurled across the cosmos after a high-speed experiment, awakening in the form of a dog-like alien on a distant world. Stranded and desperate to make contact, he must outwit a planet’s fury and seize a chance to return—when an Earth survey ship arrives, he’s the only one who can pilot it home. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Manny Stallman with inks by Joe Giella, this 1959 adventure features a striking cover by Bernard Baily, capturing the moment of alien displacement and wonder.
In "Le roi étranger de la Terre," a lone Earth drifter is proclaimed the long-lost king of a mysterious alien race, whisked away to their sacred gem garden under the guise of a sacred duty. But when he begins to suspect the crown is a ruse, he must use his wits to unravel the truth and find a way out—before he's trapped forever.
In "L'homme qui passa le mur de la lumière," Jan Holt’s consciousness is hurled across space after being accelerated to light speed, landing in the body of a dog-like alien on a distant world. When an Earth survey ship arrives, he struggles to make contact—only to be left behind when a sudden geyser launches the vessel into orbit. With no other choice, Holt commandeers the ship and brings it down, earning a return to Earth. But as he nears home, his mind begins to pull back toward his original body, leaving him caught between two lives.
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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #98 (1958), Strange Adventures #100 (1959), Tales of the Unexpected #37 (1959)
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