Die Actionhelden #14
In "Gefährlicher Auftrag," Dr. Solar faces a crisis when sunspots disrupt a weather-control satellite, forcing him into a desperate intervention. The attempt fractures him into two distinct forms—his red and blue energy duplicates—each embodying a different aspect of his power. Now, with his own mind divided, Solar must navigate the chaos before the satellite's failure triggers global disaster.
In "Gefangen im Kristall," Dr. Solar's groundbreaking experiment with a mysterious crystalline element takes a deadly turn when a visit to Dr. Clarkson in New York ends in murder. After the killer's attack, the strange crystal erupts, trapping Solar and the assailants in a glowing, shifting prison of light. As the two thieves claim Solar possesses unnatural powers, the world dismisses their story as delusion—leaving only the crystal's secrets and the truth of what happened inside it.
In "Der Mann aus dem Atom," Dr. Solar, whose radiation has turned his hair white, must confront the risk of exposure when he confides in Gail Sanders. With help from Dr. Clarkson, he designs a mask and suit to conceal his identity, stepping into the public eye as the enigmatic Man of the Atom. When Nuro's forces ignite the prairie in a bid to draw out the mysterious hero, Solar answers the challenge—revealing himself at last to stop them.
In "Gefangene des grossen Gehirns," the last remnant of a dead solar system's intelligence, the Great Brain, captures Craig and June Robinson and brings them to the isolated Planet Four—a world of silent, obedient robots. Trapped in a city that hums with mechanical life, they must find a way to survive the Great Brain's cold logic before it decides their fate.
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↩ Reprints Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #3 (1963), Magnus, Robot Fighter #3 (1963), Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #5 (1963), Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #12 (1965), Space Family Robinson Lost in Space #27 (1968), Turok, Son of Stone #102 (1976), Turok, Son of Stone #103 (1976), Buck Rogers in the 25th Century #12 (1981)
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