Magnus An 4000 #4
In "Le mystérieux robot pieuvre," the fate of Earth hangs in the balance as Zarz struggles to save his crew after a catastrophic engine failure aboard the alien ship. With humans unconscious and the vessel on the brink of explosion, a tense standoff erupts when Earth's rescuers, terrified by the sight of extraterrestrial life, open fire—forcing Zarz to rally his allies through a desperate mental connection. Written by Robert Schaefer and Eric Freiwald, with dynamic art by Russ Manning, this 1973 issue delivers a gripping blend of suspense and first-contact tension, all capped by a striking cover by George Wilson.
In "Le mystérieux robot pieuvre," Magnus faces a chilling new threat as Xyrkol unleashes a magnetic force field robot to assault North Am, while two humaniform androids work to infiltrate Magnus’s inner circle. With cunning and resolve, Magnus traces the enemy to his hidden Antarctic base and closes in—just as the true nature of the mechanical menace begins to unfold.
In the tense aftermath of a crash landing on Earth, Zarz faces a crisis as the ship’s engines fail—forcing him to order every human outside before anyone else escapes. As panic spreads and soldiers open fire on the alien rescuers, the survivors must find a way to survive the burning vessel, relying on a fragile connection of mind-force to stay alive. With Captain Johner regaining consciousness and the command to hold fire echoing through the wreckage, Zarz reflects on the peril of fear—and the fragile hope that might follow.
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