Die Actionhelden #11
In "Die Geiselnahme," Wilma Deering ventures into the treacherous, radioactive ruins of Anarchia to rescue her brother, believed long dead after being exiled for a crime he didn’t commit. With Buck Rogers, Twiki, Dr. Theopolis, and Dr. Huer at her side, she must navigate a hostile landscape where survival is uncertain and trust is scarce.
In "Die Rattenfänger von Nordamerika," Dr. Laszo Noels confronts the truth about his ectotheric abilities—once thought mystical, now revealed as a natural, harvestable force. With vengeance on his mind, he allies with Magnus, pushing the limits of his power in a desperate bid to destroy Malev 6, leaving behind a sacrifice that may not be what it seems.
In "Der Verräter," Dr. Gail Sanders is abducted and subjected to a sinister mind-control experiment, forced to carry out an attack on Dr. Solar before attempting suicide. When she survives the assault, her will begins to fight back—leading her to confront the device implanted in her and reclaim her own mind. With Dr. Malvo and Oscar watching from the shadows, the truth behind the betrayal starts to unravel.
In the shadow of a reawakened volcano, Dr. Solar faces the brink of death to seal a growing fissure beneath a threatened town, while Dr. Clarkson races to save him from the very edge he’s dared to cross.
In "Die verborgenen Hände," scientist Dr. Gantry unveils an invisibility suit that quickly spirals beyond his control, turning playful pranks into dangerous acts as the enigmatic Nuro seizes command of the device—and its wearer. With Dr. Solar, Gail Sanders, Dr. Clarkson, and even the U.S. President drawn into the escalating chaos, the line between inventor and weapon blurs in a story of power, paranoia, and hidden hands.
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↩ Reprints Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #2 (1962), Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #3 (1963), Magnus, Robot Fighter #24 (1968), Space Family Robinson Lost in Space #34 (1969), Turok, Son of Stone #88 (1974), Turok, Son of Stone #89 (1974), Buck Rogers in the 25th Century #6 (1980)
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