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Motion Picture Comics #60 (1952)

L. Miller & Son · 1952 · 32 pages

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"When Worlds Collide," a Paramount Pictures production, follows a scientific crisis as a rogue planet called Zyra approaches Earth and threatens to destroy all human life on July 24th. Scientists propose a desperate plan to build rockets and evacuate survivors to Zyra, where some vegetation may still support life, with Dr. Hendron leading the effort despite warnings of doom. As the catastrophic day arrives with devastating earthquakes and destruction, Tony and others attempt to pilot a rocket ship to safety, though Dr. Frye's heart condition and the ship's complexity create mounting tension during the evacuation.

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