Golden-Age Greats #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume from AC Comics' Golden-Age Greats series reprints classic science fiction tales from the 1940s and 1950s, featuring a mix of space adventures and futuristic yarns. The collection includes stories starring Space Mouse, a whimsical rodent hero who navigates cosmic capers in the tradition of earlier funny animal comics. It offers a nostalgic look at the imaginative, often campy sci-fi storytelling of the mid-20th century.
In "null," Mysta dispatches a robot to document a telenite plant demonstration, unaware that Dant Argo is exploiting the moment to sabotage a crucial process—setting off a chain of tension that tests loyalty and perception in the quiet hum of a high-stakes scientific event.
In "null," Kenton goes deep undercover as a convict in a brutal uranium mine on Titan, Saturn’s moon, hunting the truth behind mysterious alien raids that have shut down operations and left the colony on edge. With no allies and a ticking clock, he must survive the mine’s harsh reality while uncovering the secret that’s drawing alien ships to the edge of the solar system.
In "Dead Reckoning!", Airman Andor, a space-faring police officer, responds to a disturbance on a remote station, where an elderly man accuses his young, blonde maid, Kyt, of stealing his treasure map. When the old man attacks Kyt with an electric whip, Andor shoots him in self-defense, then impulsively kisses Kyt before leaving the force. Driven by a sudden urge, Andor abandons his duty and sets course for the asteroid Klaxon, where the treasure is said to lie.
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↩ Reprints Crash Comics Adventures #1 (1940), Science Comics #4 (1940), Planet Comics #51 (1947), Planet Comics #54 (1948), Strange Worlds #3 (1951), Buster Brown Comic Book #30 (1953), Space Mouse #3 (1953), Daring Adventures 3-D #1 (1953), Space Adventures #11 (1954), Forbidden Worlds #63 (1958)
Reprinted in Golden-Age Science Fiction Treasury #1 (2006)
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