Uncanny Tales #128
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Ring of Smoke" in Uncanny Tales #128 (1978) delivers a gripping sci-fi tale of sacrifice and survival, set in a future where a lone American spaceship crew faces an overwhelming enemy fleet. Written by Lafcadio Lee and brought to life with stark, expressive art by Ogden Whitney—both pencils and inks—this story unfolds with tense, cinematic pacing. The cover by Dick Giordano captures the fiery drama in a striking, dynamic image.
In "Ring of Smoke," Georgina schemes to remove her brother Ray’s fiancée Joan from the family plantation, but when ancient tribal forces stir, the land itself seems to conspire against her plans—leaving her to wonder if the spirits have a stake in the inheritance too.
In the future, a lone American spaceship crew—Commander Dan Carter, Mary, and Grace—execute a desperate plan to lure an enemy nation’s entire space fleet into a flaming planetoid, sacrificing themselves to save Earth. As the mission unfolds, the weight of their choice settles on the crew, and the voice of Lafcadio Lee, the story’s host, lingers with quiet gravity. Ogden Whitney makes a rare cameo in the shadows, a silent witness to the cost of survival.
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