Planet Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Space War" in Planet Comics #3 (1940) delivers a thrilling early sci-fi adventure from the golden age of comics, featuring the mysterious Amazona and her people, the last remnants of a lost Arctic civilization. Written by Toni Blum and illustrated by Alex Blum, with inks by Dan Zolnerowich and the Iger Shop, the story follows Blake, the sole survivor of a vanished expedition, as he journeys with Amazona from the frozen north toward the unknown world of America—her curiosity piqued by tales of a land she’s never seen. The cover, a striking piece by Will Eisner, captures the sense of wonder and danger that defines this classic tale.
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Amazona and her people, the last survivors of a super race that perished during the last ice age, live in the far north reaches of the Arctic. They are visited by Blake, the only survivor of an exploratory expedition. Wanting to return to America, a land Amazona know nothing about, Blake finds himself accompanied on the trip by Amazona, who is bored with her true home.
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