Comet Tales #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Storyteller," Ron-Tuc races against time to warn humans at a U.N. base on Mars about the looming threat from the Martian ruler Na-Tsar, who plans to annihilate humanity and destroy Earth. As he recounts the legacy of the Martian cats—descendants of the legendary half-cat, half-human Commander Treblin—his tale unfolds with quiet urgency, weaving history into a moment of high stakes. Written, drawn, and inked by Jim Pack, with a cover by Larry Nibert, this 1987 issue from Rocket Graphics blends sci-fi dread with a mythic undercurrent.
In "Martian Cats Are... Ferocious!" from Comet Tales #4 (1987), a human pilot survives a meteor strike only to merge with a Martian cat, becoming a strange hybrid creature. When the wreckage crashes on Earth, the new being is immediately targeted by soldiers, setting off a tense confrontation between the alien and the humans who fear it.
In "To Kill a Martian Cat," a wounded alien feline seeks medical aid from a doctor whose quiet demeanor hides a dangerous secret: she’s part of a resistance fighting the military’s grip on science. As trust forms between patient and healer, the line between healer and hunted begins to blur.
In "What Price... Humanity?" from Comet Tales #4 (1987), Ron-Tuc, a feline-human hybrid from Mars, races against time to warn the human delegates at the U.N. base about the deadly threat posed by the Martian ruler Na-Tsar. As the descendants of Commander Treblin—the first of their kind—Ron-Tuc’s very existence underscores a legacy of uneasy alliance and hidden origins.
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