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Cover: Wally Wood

Weird Science #12

Jun 1995 · Gemstone · 2.00 USD; 2.75 CAD
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In "A Gobl is a Knog's Best Friend," the crew of the Polaris-B drift through space toward the second planet of Polaris, where zero gravity is the least of their concerns—especially when Captain Dexter is driven mad by the incessant barking of Hawkins’ mysterious alien pet. Written by Al Feldstein and brought to life with sharp, surreal flair by Wally Wood on pencils and inks, with vibrant colors by Marie Severin and crisp lettering by Jim Wroten, this 1995 Gemstone issue introduces a bizarre cosmic twist on companionship, all under a cover by Wally Wood that perfectly captures the story’s offbeat tone.

Contains 4 stories
A Gobl is a Knog's Best Friend
8 pp · Science Fiction
Captain Harold DexterHawkinsDonaldsonDonaldson's dogThe Gobl (alien leader)The Knogs(alien beings, masters of the Gobl)

When Captain Harold Dexter and his crew aboard the Polaris-B encounter a planet where pets are the dominant species, they’re unprepared for the truth: the Gobl, a seemingly loyal alien, is actually the best friend of the Knogs—ruthless masters who rule through their animal companions. With Hawkins’ dog barking at every turn and the crew struggling to adapt, the line between pet and predator begins to blur in ways no one on the ship could have predicted.

The Last Man!
7 pp · Science Fiction
LarryHankLarry's sister

In the quiet aftermath of a planet-ending explosion, Larry—once a daring balloonist—descends into a world reduced to silence, only to find the last living soul: his sister. As the sky still hums with the echo of destruction, their reunion becomes the fragile thread holding hope in a world with no one left to remember it.

The Android!
6 pp · Science Fiction
Ron MartinRon Martin (android)Ellen Corwin (android, secretary to Mr. Martin)Lita (Martin's wife)Cal Tennis (Ron's friend)

In "The Android!", Ron Martin finds himself smitten with his new secretary, Ellen Corwin—only to realize too late that she might not be human. When his friend Cal Tennis suggests building an android of Ron so he can escape his marriage and be with Ellen, Ron agrees, unaware of the complications that could follow.

Chewed Out!
7 pp · Science Fiction

In "Chewed Out!", a well-meaning farmer’s amateur radio call to the stars accidentally draws the attention of tiny alien visitors—unbeknownst to him, they’ve already landed, hidden in the brine of a local hotdog vendor’s sauerkraut. When the military seizes his equipment and takes over his farm to await the extraterrestrial arrival, the real surprise comes when a soldier takes a bite out of his hotdog and discovers the truth: the aliens were never coming—they were already here, and they’ve been part of the snack all along.

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Full credits

artist, inker Wally Wood
colorist Marie Severin
letterer Jim Wroten
cover pencils, inks Wally Wood

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