Tales of the Unexpected #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Siren of Space," Dr. Elektro’s apparent redemption is put to the test as Space Ranger and Cryll uncover a dangerous web of stolen science behind his reformed persona. With his latest experiments hinting at a sinister plan to replicate Space Ranger himself, the trio finds themselves caught in a high-stakes race across the stars. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Phil Kelsey, with a cover by Bob Brown, this 1963 DC tale blends sci-fi intrigue with the ever-present threat of deception.
In "The Army of Enemy Space Rangers," Space Ranger and Cryll uncover a dangerous deception when Dr. Elektro—supposedly reformed after his prison release—uses stolen science to build an army of destructive doppelgängers modeled after the hero himself. With Dr. Ghoruj and Professor Neflubo caught in the web of his scheme, the line between ally and enemy blurs as the true threat emerges from the shadows of a mind bent on domination.
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Reprinted in Mysteries in Space: The Best of DC Science Fiction Comics #[nn] (1980)
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