Tales of the Unexpected #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Warrior of Two Worlds!", Space Ranger faces a terrifying fusion with the telepathic criminal Julab Raku after a strange mutation ray alters his body. Now trapped in a single form, the two minds battle for control, with Raku using his powers to force Space Ranger into committing crimes. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Bob Brown, this 1963 tale of identity and conflict features bold artwork and a gripping premise—cover by Bob Brown.
When a mysterious mutation ray fuses Space Ranger with the telepathic criminal Julab Raku, his mind is overpowered by his new partner’s dark will—forcing him to commit crimes he never intended. With Myra Mason caught in the crossfire and Professor Noolo racing to find a cure, the line between hero and villain begins to blur. As Cryll watches from the shadows, the battle for control rages within one body.
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Reprinted in Five-Score Comic Monthly #64 (1963), Historias Fantásticas #90 (1963), Five-Score Comic Monthly #67 (1963), Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #15 (1966), Bomba the Jungle Boy #1 (1967)
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