Magnus, Robot Fighter #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Pied Piper of North Am," Magnus, Robot Fighter #24 delivers a gripping tale of betrayal and self-discovery as Noel confronts the true nature of his mysterious ectotheric abilities—revealed not as magic, but as a natural, renewable force. With writer Richard Kyle and the dynamic art of Paul Norris, inked by Mike Royer and colored by the Western Publishing Production Shop, the issue builds tension as Noel allies with Magnus to take down the menacing Malev-6, leading to a shocking, self-sacrificial act that leaves his fate uncertain. The cover by Paul Norris captures the moment’s intensity, perfectly framing the stakes of a battle where power and sacrifice are intertwined.
In "The Pied Piper of North Am," Noel, a man whose strange abilities stem from a natural, gatherable ectotheric energy, seeks revenge against the villain Malev-6. Teaming up with the seasoned hero Magnus, he pushes his powers to their limits in a desperate bid to stop his enemy—leading to a sacrifice that leaves his fate uncertain.
In "Cement Discontent," a hungry chicken’s mistaken snack—confusing a sack of cement for corn—leads to a hilariously unfortunate transformation after a splash of fountain water. The absurdity unfolds in just half a page, a brief but perfectly timed gag from the 1968 issue of Magnus, Robot Fighter.
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Reprinted in Avontuur Classics #18146 (1969), Magnus #23 (1970), Magnus, Robot Fighter #45 (1976), Magnus An 4000 #17 (1977), Domingos Alegres #840 (1979), Die Actionhelden #11 (1981), Semic superpocket #5 (1982)
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