Planet Comics #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePlanet Comics #59 is an anthology featuring multiple science fiction stories. "Futura" follows the space pirate queen as she and her crew escape from a hostile planet while being pursued, leading to a confrontation with fishermen and swamp creatures. The "Space Rangers" story depicts a conflict between rival space crews vying for control of a vessel, with one commander attempting to steal the ship while his rival fights to stop him, ultimately resulting in a chase involving swamps and monsters.
Join a planetary cruiser as it makes the 238,000-mile journey to Earth's nearest neighbor in this guided tour of lunar exploration. With space suits fastened and atomic fuel checked, the crew races at 25,000 miles per hour to overcome Earth's gravity, then descends onto the Moon's cratered surface to conduct meteorological surveys and measurements. It's a thrilling voyage through the vacuum of space that captures the wonder of humanity's reach beyond our world.
When cities on Planet Xanthia fall under siege by the exiled tyrant Starn Valdur and his devastating atomic weapons, Earth's Safety Council Director Dirk Garro races to the stricken world—only to discover that the situation is far more treacherous than it appears. With Garro trapped and the initial relief fleet destroyed, Mysta must race against time to stop Valdur's plot before it consumes everything. This eight-page adventure from Planet Comics #59 pits the resourceful hero of the Moon against an enemy who has planned this revolt for years.
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Reprinted in Planet Comics #[nn] (1950), Men of Mystery Comics #46 (2004), Men of Mystery Comics #52 (2005), Roy Thomas Presents Planet Comics #12 (2015), Gwandanaland Comics #366 (2017), Planet Comics #4
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