Showcase #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Doomsday for Planet Earth Part 1," Maj. Tommy Tomorrow and Maj. Lon Vurian are summoned to the Academy of Planetary Sciences to confront a dire threat: an anti-matter cloud hurtling toward the solar system. With only ten years to evacuate 20 billion people or find a way to stop it, the two officers lead separate missions—one to investigate the cloud, the other to find a new home for humanity. As their desperate efforts remain secret, whispers begin to reach the public, raising the stakes. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Lee Elias (with inks and lettering by Elias), this pivotal issue features cover art by Elias and marks a landmark moment in the series’ early run.
In "Doomsday for Planet Earth Part 1," Maj. Tommy Tomorrow and Maj. Lon Vurian are thrust into a race against time when the Academy of Planetary Sciences reveals an anti-matter cloud threatening to destroy the entire solar system. With a decade to evacuate 20 billion people or find a solution, the two lead separate missions—one to confront the cloud, the other to secure a new home—while their secret effort begins to unravel through the press.
In "Doomsday for Planet Earth: Part 2: Nine Worlds Gone Mad," Major Tomorrow races to uncover a traitor while the solar system teeters on chaos, its people gripped by fear as the threat of annihilation looms. Major Vurian’s team encounters worlds that defy expectation—one hostile, one strangely welcoming—before Professor Xoroth proposes a desperate, long-term solution: carving a path through the heart of an antimatter cloud, a plan that could save the system—if it can be made to work in time.
In "Doomsday for Planet Earth: Threading the Planetary Needle," Maj. Tomorrow and Maj. Vurian race against time as their teams hide a traitor working with the scheming Dr. Loglov, who seeks to exploit the planet’s crisis for profit. With the scientists’ device primed to pierce the anti-matter cloud, the two majors must outwit deception and danger to expose the hidden enemy before it’s too late.
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Reprinted in Century Comic #95 (1965), Cuentos de Misterio #62 (1965)
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