The Rocket's Blast-Comicollector #117
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Subjectivity [Part 1]," Lance and his crew—Feather, Prof. Smyte, Schuyler, and Prof. Atrix—race to Peru after Lance discovers a golden map hidden in ancient Incan pottery, leading to the lost temple of Manco Capac. When the plane is hijacked mid-flight, the pilots bail out, leaving Lance to handle a dangerous emergency landing with no help. Written by Don Rosa and Roger Stern and illustrated by Don Rosa, this thrilling first chapter of a lost-temple adventure features bold artwork and high-stakes action, all rendered in the distinctive style of the era.
In "Subjectivity [Part 1]," Earth launches another deep-space mission, desperate to break the silence of the void—this time equipping the crew with an untested hallucinogen, hoping it might be the key to surviving the madness that has undone every crew before. As the ship sails beyond known stars, the line between reality and perception begins to blur in ways no one expected.
When Lancelot Pertwillaby shatters an ancient Incan artifact, he unearths a golden plaque leading to the lost temple of Manco Capac. With Feather Fluffnuthin, Prof. Viktor Dimitrius Smyte, Schuyler Roatch III, and Prof. Gerald Atrix in tow, the group flies to Peru—only for the mission to go awry when Prof. Smyte attempts a hijacking, forcing the pilots to bail out. Now stranded in a remote Andean region, Lance must navigate the treacherous terrain and find a way to land the plane before the situation spirals further.
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