Captain Science #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features two science fiction stories. "Captain Science Conquers the Cat Men of Phoebus" follows Captain Science as he confronts space pirates and cat-like aliens. "The Space Pirates of Lanthus IV" depicts the Venusberg Solar Freight Company's ships being attacked and looted by space pirates, leading them to hire interplanetary detective Brant Craig to investigate the mystery. When Craig infiltrates the pirate ship, he discovers Maja, a spy from the Queen of Parandon, who is seeking the formula for the Katonator Ring and must be stopped.
When the Robot Brain alerts Captain Science and his young assistant Rip to a threat emanating from the far side of the Moon, they pilot their flying saucer to investigate—only to discover a hidden city beneath a transparent dome, inhabited by descendants of alien colonists who plan to use a massive bore to channel a deadly rocket at Earth. Captured and brainwashed by Radia, the city's ruthless ruler, Gordon and Rip must find a way to break free and stop the weapon before it's too late. With pencils by Gustav Schrotter, this 1951 tale pits Captain Science and his knowledge of advanced science against an extraterrestrial conspiracy that threatens all human life.
When Captain Science [Gordon Dane] learns that a woman named Luana has been taken by the Cat Men of Phoebus, he and his companion turn their ship around to pursue the space pirates responsible. With danger mounting and time running short, Captain Science must confront an extraterrestrial threat unlike any he's faced before.
When a young scientist named Krain Larney finds himself mysteriously transported through time to the ancient kingdom of Parando, he's forced to assume the identity of a prince and confront an enemy from centuries past—Queen Juro, who commands an army of mechanical robots and has designs on conquering the future itself. Racing against time and mechanical horrors, Krain must navigate treachery, recover a powerful artifact, and find a way to stop the Queen's mechanical onslaught before it's too late. Walter Johnson both pencils and inks this wild science fiction adventure in "Robots of Ra," a tale that blends ancient history, futuristic technology, and a mystery about the beautiful scientist Fran Tracy that Krain can't quite solve.
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Reprinted in Captain Science #2 (1951), Captain Science #2
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