Gwandanaland Comics #366
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Planet Comics #44" delivers a gripping chapter in the Gwandanaland Comics saga, spotlighting Mars's escalating war on Earth's remaining cultural sanctuaries. With Ross Gallun's sharp storytelling and Joe Doolin's dynamic art—both inks and pencils—this issue deepens the stakes as Mars turns on the last bastion of knowledge, leading to a tragic confrontation on the moon. The cover by Joe Doolin captures the moment’s intensity, framing the fallout of a world on the brink.
In "null," Mars unleashes chaos on Earth, targeting its final bastion of knowledge—the last university—while a hidden moon lab preserves Earth’s cultural legacy. There, Dr. Kort raises Mysta and Nors as guardians of humanity’s past, unaware that Mars will strike through possession and betrayal. When the robot attacks and Nors is taken, Mysta must face the unthinkable: her brother’s death and the vow to one day confront the red planet’s wrath.
In "null," Mysta faces off against the sinister Superbrain, whose twisted mind commands a fungal-infected zombie army and weaponizes cosmic disruptions to sever the stars’ connections. With interplanetary lines of communication crumbling, Mysta must outthink a foe who sees the universe as his next conquest.
In "null," Dr. Grey’s defiance of Mysta’s ban on his atomic research leads to a catastrophic accident that transforms him into a radioactive threat. Now wielding unstable power, he sets his sights on Mysta—and the moon—though the full extent of his plan remains shrouded in the aftermath of the explosion.
In "null," a lone spy named Bron infiltrates a contest to become Mysta’s pupil, sent by the enigmatic Face to steal her scientific secrets. As he grows closer to Mysta, he begins to question his mission, torn between loyalty to his master and a growing allegiance to her—and now, he fears the Face may still uncover his betrayal.
In "null," the tension between Mysta and the Face reaches a breaking point as Bron stands firmly by her side, confronting the threat head-on. When the violence culminates in the villain's defeat, Bron reveals a shocking truth about himself—only to find that Mysta’s forgiveness is as unexpected as it is profound.
Mysta and Bron venture into the alien swamps of Venus, chasing a rare supply of Platine to keep their vital Vita-Electroid running. As the planet’s eerie landscapes close in, the urgency of their mission grows—no matter the cost.
In "null," Mysta goes deep undercover to unravel a conspiracy that frames the Humanist political party as terrorists—only to find the real danger lies in who’s manipulating the truth. With her own death faked and her identity erased, she must navigate a world where loyalty is a weapon and every ally could be an enemy.
Mysta arrives on a scorched Earth, summoned to confront a climate crisis blamed on a ruthless corporation—only to uncover a deeper threat beneath the surface. The Sub-Earthlings, long hidden, are stirring, their motives shrouded in secrecy as they push toward a world they believe is theirs to claim.
In "null," Mysta answers a distress call from a besieged garrison, sending Bron to deliver a force screen to protect them—only to realize too late the call was a trap. The renegades' deception sets off a tense race to reclaim stolen tech, testing loyalty and quick thinking in the quiet chaos of Gwandanaland's frontier.
When Mysta’s quiet vacation takes a sudden turn, a desperate distress call from Dr. Svord pulls her into a high-stakes mystery—his lab attacked, his electro-ion technology in danger, and a cloak of invisibility handed to her as a last resort. With no time to spare, Mysta must navigate the unknown, trusting the mystery of the cloak as much as the urgency of the call.
In "null," Mysta takes on the guise of Technician 3A as Dirk Garro seizes control of Earth's Safety Council, dismissing her expertise despite her deep ties to the system. With the balance of power shifting, her quiet presence becomes a quiet act of defiance—watching, waiting, and operating in the shadows.
In the volatile heart of the detention planet Paladnor, where seismic chaos reigns, Mysta and Garro rush to contain a crisis that’s far more deliberate than it appears. As tremors tear through the landscape, they uncover a hidden agenda—Sindar’s desperate effort to conceal a prison break beneath the planet’s fury.
In the quiet chaos of Aqua’s endless seas, Kark—a fallen Earthman with a grudge against the cosmos—unleashes his fury on a world that feeds the stars. As Mysta and Dirk race to stop him, the weight of a hidden past presses close, threatening to unravel her carefully guarded truth.
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