Buck Rogers in the 25th Century #100 [7]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Adventure of the Flying Discs," Buck Rogers and Dr. Huer make a daring leap into the past, arriving in 1950 to confront the escalating Korean War. With the help of mysterious flying saucers—revealed to be stranded time-traveling craft—they attempt to alter history in a bold, high-stakes mission. The story unfolds with a crisp, dynamic style by artist R. T. Chatton, whose pencils and inks bring the era’s sci-fi tension to life, while Charles Sultan’s cover captures the moment with striking, period-accurate flair.
In "The Adventure of the Flying Discs," Buck Rogers and Dr. Huer journey back to 1950, where they uncover a startling truth: the mysterious flying saucers of the era are not alien craft, but time-displaced vehicles from the future. With the Korean War threatening to escalate, they must use their knowledge of the future to alter the past—without unraveling the timeline.
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Reprinted in Buck Rogers #100 (1951)
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