Strijd der Planeten #2
In "De ruimteblokkade," Zoltar deploys a massive deflector lens above Earth, plunging the planet into darkness and shielding a vast alien invasion. G-Force responds by transforming the Phoenix into the firebird, striking at the lens with precision. As the Inter-Galactic Defense System pushes back the invaders, Zoltar slips away—his fate uncertain.
In "Het ruimemeermonster," vacationing G-Force members Tiny and Keyop stumble upon a mysterious lake monster at Lake Wannoke. As the team is recalled to investigate, Keyop ventures off alone and is captured by Zoltar’s agents. When the robotic monster is unleashed against the rest of G-Force, Keyop uses his wits to sabotage its controls, leading to a tense rescue mission that forces the team to make a difficult choice.
In "Het ruimtebos," G-Force investigates the sudden isolation of the island of Malu, only to uncover a hidden robot forest enslaving its people to mine diamonds for the tyrant Zoltar. As the team frees the captives, a massive robot mole is unleashed in pursuit, forcing them into a desperate fight for survival. With the Phoenix at their side, they must outmaneuver the mechanical threat while Zoltar makes a hasty escape—leaving behind the treasure he once demanded.
In "De ruimtebeving," a sudden earthquake in California sends G-Force racing to the scene—only to find the skies darkened by a chilling declaration: Zoltar, claiming supreme command, threatens to plunge San Francisco and Los Angeles into the sea unless Earth surrenders. With the city trembling and communications severed, the team tracks Zoltar to his hidden lair, where the Phoenix transforms into the Firebird and crashes in a blaze of light. Though they believe they’ve ended the threat, the destruction was only a robot—leaving the real Zoltar still at large.
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