The Twilight Zone #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "And Where It Stops, Nobody Knows...", two cosmonauts—one driven by idealism, the other by personal gain—embark on the first manned mission to Mars, relying on a revolutionary Russian propulsion system. Tensions rise as their differing values collide when one attempts to defect mid-flight, steering the craft toward U.S. territory in hopes of claiming a fortune for his technological prize. John Celardo’s art brings the tense space voyage to life, while George Wilson’s cover captures the high-stakes drama of the mission’s turning point.
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Two cosmonauts, one self-serving and cynical and one idealistic and patriotic, blast off on the first manned flight to Mars, using a revolutionary Russian-developed propulsion system. The two come to blows when the former resolves to defect and turns the craft toward a landing in United States territory, hoping to reap a rich reward for the great engineering and technological prize he will deliver to the US government.
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