Grüne Leuchte #3/1983
"Judaswelt!" sees Grüne Leuchte tracking a mysterious signal leading him to a planet eerily identical to Earth—down to its people and landscapes. But beneath the perfect facade, an alien scheme unfolds: infiltrate the planet, install a device to shift Earth's orbit, and hurl it into the path of an enemy world. Written by Mike W. Barr and brought to life with bold art by Gil Kane—both inks and cover—this 1983 issue from Egmont Ehapa delivers a tense, visually striking tale of deception and cosmic stakes.
In "Judaswelt!", Grüne Leuchte follows a mysterious signal to a planet eerily identical to Earth—so precise in its replication that even the people look and act like those he knows. But beneath the familiar surface, an alien plan unfolds, using deception to infiltrate and prepare for a catastrophic shift in planetary destiny.
In "Einer unter den Sternen," Charlie Picker, the Green Beacon, is dispatched to the isolated Sector 3319—where no human-like life exists and the native beings offer no warmth. Left adrift in a vast, unforgiving expanse, he grapples with isolation and purpose in a universe that feels indifferent to his mission.
In "null," a hero who’s long since grown weary of saving worlds finds himself met with unexpected gratitude after preventing a planet’s destruction—prompting a quiet shift in how he sees his own role. The story unfolds in six pages, with letters set by gesetzt.
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