Sidéral #47
In the year 2178, Doctor Fred Gibson journeys to Jupiter in search of his missing fiancée, Elsa, only to find his rival, archaeologist Phil Travis, already at the scene. With Travis ill-equipped to save her, Gibson uncovers ancient Jovian technology tied to the mysterious "Droga Ray"—a device that once transformed a race into pure energy. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Murphy Anderson, this gripping tale from Sidéral #47 sees Gibson harness the ray’s power, becoming an invisible energy being to aid in Elsa’s rescue. The story’s striking cover, also by Murphy Anderson, captures the moment of transformation, while the interior art brings the alien world and its secrets to life.
In 2178, Doctor Fred Gibson journeys to Jupiter in search of his missing fiancée, Elsa, only to find his rival, archaeologist Phil Travis, already at the scene. When Travis discovers Elsa in peril, he realizes he lacks the knowledge to save her—until Gibson, guided by ancient Jovian technology, unlocks the secrets of the legendary Droga Ray. With the help of this long-lost science, Gibson undergoes a transformation that lets him aid in Elsa’s rescue, setting in motion a choice that will redefine their futures.
In "Le plus brave homme de l'espace," Jon Drum proves his courage across the stars, battling cloud creatures, silicon beings from Alphard, and a deadly magnetic maelstrom—only to face a shocking twist when reporter Harl Vincent claims to have seen an android double of Drum in action. Though Drum refuses to defend himself, his sudden capture by the Klinn is no accident, as it sets the stage for a daring mission behind the Dissimatter barrier, where he must wield an ancient weapon to free imprisoned scientists and confront the true threat.
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