Creatures on the Loose #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Worlds to Win!", a tyrannical film director finds himself whisked away by Martians during the production of a sci-fi movie—using the set as a perfect disguise. When their ship malfunctions and forces a crash landing, the aliens make a chilling demand: they’ll release the director only if one of the crew he’s wronged dares to rescue him. Stan Lee and Larry Lieber deliver a tense, character-driven sci-fi twist, with Joe Sinnott’s sharp art bringing the alien menace and human drama to life, while Jim Steranko’s striking cover captures the otherworldly tension.
In "I Was a Prisoner of the Martians!" from Creatures on the Loose #21 (1973), a tyrannical film director finds himself whisked away by aliens during the shoot of his own sci-fi movie—only to discover their ship has broken down. With the crew trapped and the Martians demanding a sacrifice, one of the cast or crew who suffered under his cruelty must step forward to save him… or face the consequences.
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Reprinted in L'étonnant Spider-Man #23 (1973), Planet of the Apes #7 (1974), Frankenstein #1 (1975), The Empire Strikes Back Weekly #133 (1980), The Empire Strikes Back Weekly #134 (1980), Marvel Visionaries: Jim Steranko #[nn] (2002)
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