Mystery in Space #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Battle of the Moon Monsters!", Gardner Fox and artists Mike Sekowsky with Frank Giacoia deliver a thrilling early sci-fi adventure from 1960, where the peaceful Kull’s network of space lighthouses—meant to warn travelers of dangerous anti-matter blotches—takes an unexpected turn when one drifts into Earth’s solar system. Two Earthmen are captured by the Zarran, the Kull’s ancient foes, who plan to weaponize the lighthouse’s crystals to flood the Kull’s planet with deadly radiation. With the help of the Earthmen, the Zarran attempt to counter the threat, leading to a tense confrontation in the void. Gil Kane’s dynamic cover perfectly captures the cosmic stakes, making this a standout entry in the series’ early run.
In "Battle of the Moon Monsters!" from *Mystery in Space* #11 (1960), Earthmen encounter a startling new lifeform on Titan, Saturn’s mysterious moon, after years of exploring the solar system’s farthest reaches. The discovery sets off a tense standoff between humanity and an alien presence that challenges everything they thought they knew about extraterrestrial life.
In "The Man Who Discovered the 'Earth'!", an intrepid explorer stumbles upon a world eerily like Earth—so much so it might be a twin, yet unmistakably different. As he tries to share Earth’s technology with its people, he meets resistance at every turn, each obstacle revealing something deeper about the planet and its inhabitants. The journey becomes less about discovery and more about understanding what it truly means to belong.
In "Lighthouse of Space!" from *Mystery in Space* #11 (1960), a drifting lighthouse built by the peaceful Kull—designed to warn ships of deadly anti-matter blotches—lands in Earth’s solar system. When two Earthmen investigate, they’re captured by the Zarran, the Kull’s enemies, who plan to weaponize the lighthouse by using its crystals to channel the radiation against the Kull planet. As the Earthmen find themselves caught between two warring factions, they must navigate a crisis that could reshape the balance of power among the stars.
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