Barbarella #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBarbarella 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 the lush, glowing Crystallia crater on Lythion, Barbarella finds herself stranded amid a paradise of radiant flowers—beautiful, but built on a fragile balance. As she explores the greenhouse oasis, she begins to notice the chilling cost of its splendor: the very heat that nurtures the blooms is draining the life from the people living in nearby craters.
In this 1968 sci-fi tale from *Barbarella*, Barbarella and a ship’s crew are taken by pirates who dwell among giant, jellyfish-like creatures reminiscent of Earth’s Portuguese Man-of-War. Taken to their queen, Medusa, famed for turning girls to stone, Barbarella uncovers a truth far stranger than legend—her power is not what it seems.
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