Planet Comics #67

Jul 1952 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD

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“Inferno on the Fifth Moon”

"Inferno on the Fifth Moon" delivers a pulpy, high-stakes tale from Planet Comics #67, where the enigmatic Barda uses a mysterious charm potion to manipulate the Tabess, turning her against Reef Ryan and steering her toward a sudden, unexpected alliance. Written by Hugh Fitzhugh and illustrated by Pagsilang Isip, this 1952 adventure blends cosmic intrigue with personal deception, all framed by Maurice Whitman’s striking cover art.

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writer Hugh Fitzhugh · artist, inker Pagsilang Isip · cover Maurice Whitman

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writer Hugh Fitzhugh

artist, inker Pagsilang Isip

cover pencils, inks Maurice Whitman

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The Barda acquires a charm potion that allows him to influence the Tabess; the Barda convinces the Tabess that Reef Ryan was responsible for the death of her husband. Furthermore, with the aid of the charm potion, the Tabess is also persuaded to marry the Barda.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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