Beyond the Farthest Star: Chronicles #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Forest of Peril!", Tangor—crash-landed on a strange, alien world—faces a horned, four-footed beast in a desperate fight for survival. With help from a small, coconuts-throwing simian-like creature, he turns the tide of the chase and survives the encounter by sheer luck. Grateful, the creature leads him toward distant mountains to meet its larger kin. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated with bold, dynamic art by Murphy Anderson, with lettering by Ben Oda, this issue captures the raw tension and wonder of a lone traveler in an unforgiving new world. The cover, by Roy G. Krenkel, perfectly captures the moment’s peril and mystery.
In "The Forest of Peril!" from Beyond the Farthest Star: Chronicles #2, Tangor crash-lands on an alien world and barely escapes a horned, four-footed predator by scrambling up a tree—only to find himself sharing the branch with a small, simian-like creature who throws coconuts to distract the beast. When the creature is forced to flee, Tangor intervenes, drawing the beast’s attention and narrowly surviving the chase before killing it by chance. Grateful, the creature leads him through the dense forest toward the mountains, where its larger kin await.
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