Space Busters #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Victory on Valda" kicks off with Mercury’s scorching heat and Jupiter’s frigid depths, leaving Venus and Mars as the only plausible frontiers for life—where the coldest parts of Venus match Earth’s equator and Mars’s warmest zones echo our sub-Arctic climates. Everett Raymond Kinstler’s dynamic art brings the cosmic tension to life, while Allen Anderson’s striking cover captures the era’s bold sci-fi spirit.
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Mercury is too hot, Jupiter is too cold, but they hold out the possibility of life on Venus ("the coldest parts of Venus have the same temperature as our equator") and Mars ("the warmest climate of Mars resembles our sub-Arctic').
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