Planet Comics #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mecho-Men of Mars," Mysta journeys to Uranus to confront Vitor, a scientist accused of dangerous experiments with damp light. With Vitor’s daughter Lara determined to protect her father’s work, the stakes rise as secrets from beyond Earth come to a head—though the outcome of their clash remains uncertain. Written by Ross Gallun and inked by Charles Sultan, this issue features a striking cover by Joe Doolin.
Under Mercury's sun-scorched surface, bizarre caterpillar-like creatures patrol the darkness, their nerve centers attuned to the slightest tremor above—waiting to strike anything that disturbs their world before the deadly rays of the sun claim them. This pulse-pounding expedition into the mysteries of life on other worlds reveals just how hostile existence can be beyond Earth.
In "null," Mysta journeys to Uranus to confront Vitor, a scientist accused of dangerous experiments with damp light. As Vitor’s daughter Lara tries to stop her, the two are drawn into a fate tied to the very forces they sought to control.
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Reprinted in Thrilling Planet Tales #[nn] (1991), Planet Comics #3 (1997), America's Greatest Comics #14 (2006), Divas, Dames & Daredevils #[nn] (2013), Roy Thomas Presents Planet Comics #2 (2013), Gwandanaland Comics #366 (2017)
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