Eerie #139
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A. E. Van Vogt's Voyage of the Space Beagle," the crew of the starship Space Beagle makes a fateful decision when they encounter a mysterious alien life form adrift in the void. Written by Rich Margopoulos and illustrated by Luis Bermejo, this eerie tale unfolds with a creeping sense of dread as the crew’s curiosity turns to terror. The haunting cover by Kelly Freas captures the moment of discovery, perfectly setting the tone for a story that lingers long after the final page.
In the silent ruins of the ancient world Glor, Ixtl endures—alone, centuries after his people vanished in a solar cataclysm, now sustained by the faint, dying light of a galaxy he no longer belongs to. His fragile existence hangs in the balance as something stirs in the dark, drawn to the last flicker of life in the void.
Jo and the crew of the Space Beagle make a fateful decision when they pull a mysterious alien creature from the void—its true nature hidden in the endless dark. Now, trapped aboard their ship, they must confront the consequences of their curiosity, as something ancient and unknowable stirs in the shadows.
In the claustrophobic depths of the *Space Beagle*, Jo confronts a horror that defies reason—Grosvenor discovers the gunnery crew horrifically burned, their faces unrecognizable. The truth of the attack is clear, but the source of the violence remains a chilling mystery in the ship’s darkened corridors.
Grant Lewis, Rick James, and Cindy Barrie—known as the Infinity Force—uncover a mysterious metal alloy older than any known civilization, then find themselves thrust into a journey across time, chasing the secrets of a discovery that defies history.
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Reprinted in 1984 #52 (1983), 1984 #53 (1983), 1984 #54 (1983), Illustrators Special Issue #14 - First Edition (2022)
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