The Time Travelers #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2014 collection from Boardman Books brings together the complete run of The Time Travelers, a series that follows a group of scientists who accidentally unlock the ability to traverse through history. The volume compiles the entire storyline, exploring the consequences of their temporal jumps as they encounter paradoxes and alternate timelines. Written and illustrated by a creative team, this edition offers a self-contained narrative for readers interested in time-travel adventures.
In "The Coming of the Time Travellers," Tom and Peggy uncover a mysterious text by Nostradamus that leads them on a daring journey to the past, where they seek a long-lost substance capable of halting a future catastrophe. Written by Richard Hughes and illustrated by Ken Bald, this 2014 adventure blends historical intrigue with speculative science, all wrapped in a striking cover by Ogden Whitney.
When Tom Redfield and Peggy Foster uncover a mysterious manuscript by Nostradamus, they’re drawn into a race against time—literally—traveling back to the past to meet the famed prophet and uncover a long-lost substance that could save humanity from a radioactive future. With Vanov’s enigmatic presence adding mystery to their journey, the line between prophecy and science begins to blur.
In "Adventure in Time!", Dr. Tom Redfield and Peggy Foster race across time and space, chasing a rare metal on Venus to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands—first journeying to the past, then to a distant world where danger and discovery await. With Vanov and Skang looming in the shadows, the stakes rise as history itself hangs in the balance.
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