Magnus An 4000 #2
In "Tornade sur la station-météo," the Earthmen on the Aliens' planet find themselves caught between hospitality and suspicion after a warning from Bul. When a group of fanatics traps them in a sealed chamber filled with corrosive gas, the men must rely on a desperate radio call for rescue. With Russ Manning handling both art and story, this 1973 issue delivers tense, high-stakes drama grounded in the fragile trust between species. The cover by George Wilson captures the moment of peril with sharp, dramatic flair.
In "Tornade sur la station-météo," Jo and the Outsiders stumble upon an ancient Battle-Ron while exploring the Grand Canyon, unaware it's a dormant weapon programmed to wreck North America's weather control. With the help of Magnus, they race to stop the machine before it triggers a storm of chaos.
In the quiet tension of an alien planet where Earthmen are treated as honored guests, Jo and her companions find themselves caught in a deadly trap. After a warning from Bul, they’re led into an empty chamber by fanatics who lock them inside—gas begins to seep in, corroding their helmets. With time running out, they send a desperate call for help. The story unfolds with a chilling sense of urgency, revealing the true nature of the chamber and the price of trust in a world where danger hides in plain sight.
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