Magnus An 4000 #3
In "Le robot fantôme," the Earth-bound ship returns home only to face a mysterious pink cloud-belt that severs all communication. With Earth Space Control in chaos—anyone entering the psycho-gas cloud falls unconscious—pilot Zarz steps in to guide the ship to a safe landing, calmly explaining his alien abilities through a talk-down. Written by Robert Schaefer and Eric Freiwald, with art by Russ Manning, and a cover by George Wilson, this 1973 issue delivers a tense, atmospheric sci-fi moment from the Magnus An 4000 series.
In "Le robot fantôme," Professor Wade’s consciousness lives on in the robot Nadmot, driving a relentless crusade against the North Am City Council after his forced retirement. When Magnus intervenes, he outsmarts Nadmot and its loyal followers, sending them hurtling into space aboard a spacecraft.
In "Descente guidée," the Earth-bound ship returns home only to find itself trapped in a mysterious pink cloud-belt that disables all communication and knocks out the crew. With Earth Space Control in chaos over the sudden alien contact, Zarz steps in—calmly guiding the ship through the psycho-gas cloud with a steady voice, proving that even in crisis, reason can prevail.
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