DC Special Blue Ribbon Digest #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Battle between Two Earths!", invaders from the distant planet Ergdol, hidden in Earth's orbit on the sun's far side, launch a daring assault using a miniature replica of our planet at the World's Fair entrance. As the model begins to activate, Earth's defenders must race to uncover the threat before the invasion reaches full scale.
In "Genie in the Flying Saucer," a mountain climber uncovers a frozen flying saucer, freeing a pink alien who grants three wishes with his mind. When Bill uses one to stop the rain for his girlfriend’s class picnic, the skies stay dry for weeks—until he reverses it, leaving him with just one wish left. Tired of her skepticism, he wishes he could show her what he’s capable of—only to transform into an alien himself. With one wish remaining, he’s left wondering what could have been, if only he’d known the truth.
In "Secret of the Flying Buzz Saw!", an alien crew arrives on Earth with a strange mission: dismantling cities to build a massive cannon capable of deflecting a rogue white dwarf star on a collision course with the planet. But when their plan fails, all hope rests on Rick Jordan, the inventor of the Graviton—a device that can create temporary zero-gravity fields—now their only chance to reach the star and plant the explosives needed to save Earth.
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