Planet Comics #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePlanet Comics #8 is an anthology featuring multiple science fiction and adventure stories set on alien worlds. The issue includes "Flint Baker" on Venus, where Baker attempts to destroy an enemy central control station by sending fighters to capture a fortress while battling a giant metal man and floating atomic bombs. Captain Nelson Cole of the Solar Force investigates a brazen raid on Mars's treasury in which tiny creatures steal all the planet's gold, with guards' rays proving powerless against the small thieves who vanish into the woods. The issue also contains "Laff Riots," a humorous story by Jack Smiley involving telephone odds and various comedic domestic situations.
Don Granval theorizes that mysterious electrical disturbances ravaging Earth originate from another universe—and when those same forces turn their destructive power on Venus, he leads a rocket expedition to investigate. Discovering that the King of the Electronic World has declared war on humanity to reclaim stolen energy, Don must journey across hostile planets to gather a secret weapon capable of stopping the onslaught before the entire solar system collapses into chaos.
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Reprinted in Rocketman #1 (1952), Roy Thomas Presents Planet Comics #2 (2013)
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