Barbarella #[nn]
Barbarella crash-lands in the lush, crystalline oasis of Crystallia on the planet Lythion, where radiant flowers bloom under artificial suns—luxuries sold across the galaxy. But beneath the beauty lies a growing cost: the planet’s geothermal heat is being drained, leaving its inhabitants slowly freezing in the dark. Written by Jean-Claude Forest and Richard Seaver, and illustrated by Jean-Claude Forest with inks by the same, this 1968 classic blends surreal wonder with quiet ecological tension. Cover by Jean-Claude Forest.
In "null," Barbarella crash-lands on the planet Lythion, arriving in Cristallia—the radiant city of the Adonides, a people whose horticultural mastery is threatened by a long-standing conflict with the Orhomrs, who divert the vital underground river. With her usual blend of grace and determination, she steps into the role of mediator, aiming to bridge the divide between two warring cultures over a shared source of life.
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