Planet Comics #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sorceress of Xalan," the enigmatic Barda wields a mysterious charm potion to manipulate the powerful Tabess, turning her against Reef Ryan and ultimately securing her hand in marriage—though the true cost of such influence remains hidden beneath the surface. Written by Hugh Fitzhugh and illustrated by Pagsilang Isip, this 1943 adventure from Planet Comics blends mysticism and intrigue, with Dan Zolnerowich's striking cover capturing the tale’s otherworldly tension.
In a 1943 tale from Planet Comics #22, the Martian entity Zagro takes control of a human host and schemes to seize passengers from a stranded space-liner, using their bodies to fuel a secret fleet aimed at dominating the solar system. Written and illustrated in the classic pulp style of the era, the story unfolds with tense, otherworldly intrigue as the line between man and alien blurs.
In "Sorceress of Xalan," the Barda uses a mysterious charm potion to manipulate the Tabess, convincing her that Reef Ryan caused her husband’s death—and then winning her hand in marriage through its power. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds in the shadowy, exotic world of Xalan, where magic and deception weave a dangerous path.
In "null," Hunt and Lyssa face a perilous journey across the Valley of Fire while trying to unite two warring human tribes, their mission threatened by the harsh landscape and growing tension. Meanwhile, Iqor has returned to the Lost World, driven by a personal vendetta against Hunt.
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Reprinted in Planet Comics #67 (1952), Gale Allen and the Girl Squadron #3
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