Captain Johner & the Aliens #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "An Alien Welcome," Earth's Commander Bul leads a group of humans on a diplomatic visit to an alien world, where they're initially treated as honored guests. But when fanatics view them as spies, the humans are lured into a sealed chamber filled with a corrosive gas—only to be rescued by Bul at the last moment. The encounter leaves them shaken, and the aliens vow to keep Earth's visitors under constant guard from now on.
In "Talk-Down," Captain Johner and his crew face a crisis when their ship returns to Earth only to find themselves trapped in a mysterious pink cloud-belt that knocks out anyone who enters. With Earth Space Control in chaos and the crew unconscious, Commander Zarz steps in—calmly offering to guide the ship through the psycho-gas cloud using a talk-down. As the situation spirals, General Morin and Rodg brace for the unknown, unsure if the alien’s composure will be enough to bring them home.
In "Fear of the Unknown," Captain Johner, Commander Zarz, and General Curso face a crisis when a malfunctioning ship threatens to explode, forcing a desperate evacuation. With Earth's rescuers panicking at the sight of aliens, tension spikes as soldiers prepare to open fire—only for Johner to awaken and act, guided by Zarz’s urgent command to hold fire. As the ship burns and survival hinges on unity, a fragile connection forms between minds in the face of fear.
In "The Day of the Nightmare," Captain Johner and Commander Zarz face a chilling threat as the False Men unleash terror on innocent civilians, stoking fear and hatred across the city. As panic spreads, Zarz moves swiftly to protect the vulnerable, turning the tide with courage and compassion—proving that even in darkness, humanity’s best instincts can prevail.
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