Adam Strange: Puzzle of the Perilous Prisons; The No-Name Planet last edited by deactivated-62e5b6c75b65e on 07/15/22 06:25AM View full history

    When Adam Strange meets the Zeta Beam , he is transported 25 Trilion miles across space from Earth to the planet Rann, where shares adventures with his sweetheart Alanna. In this adventure, Adam has to rescue Alanna from a perilous trap - but there are two Alanna's! If Adam pulls the wrong lever, he could be sending his girl to her doom - how can he tell which Alanna is real and which is just and image? Gardner Fox crafts this complicated problem for our space traveller - with art (for the final time on Adam Strange) by Carmine Infantino.

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    Mystery in Space #91 - Adam Strange: Puzzle of the Perilous Prisons; The No-Name Planet by mourgos on September 05, 2010

    First Impressions! Mystery in Space 91 is typical of the DC Comics' early science fiction comics.   Peppered with exclamation points, silly stories of love and sacrifice, the bad guy always loses and the kids are educated way better than any Wiki article on the Internet could match!   And the art & pencils from the greats Carmen Infantino and Sid Greene with editing chores by Julius Schwarz made for some fine throwaway entertainment! Synopsis Puzzle of the Perilous Prisons! Art by Sid Gr...

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