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Cover: Joe Doolin

Planet Comics #26

Sep 1943 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD
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“Moon-Thirst”

"Moon-Thirst" in Planet Comics #26 (1943) delivers a gripping sci-fi adventure from the golden age of comics, with Joe Doolin handling both the interior art and cover. When an overlooked engineer, manipulated by the war god Mars, joins the crew of the Spacemoor, he soon seizes control of the ship and sets a bold course for the legendary asteroid Astelguese, rumored to be rich with gold.

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artist, inker Joe Doolin · cover Joe Doolin

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artist, inker Joe Doolin
cover pencils, inks Joe Doolin

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An unsuccessful engineer (being used by the war god Mars) is accepted as a crew member aboard the "Spacemoor", but soon conducts a mutiny, takes control of the vessel, and heads toward Astelguese, an asteroid supposedly loaded with gold.

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