Incredible Science Fiction #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Clean Start," a mysterious alien named Quor is transformed into a human likeness and sent to Earth to study its people—tasked with learning their ways before their destruction. Written by Jack Oleck and illustrated by Joe Orlando, this 1994 tale unfolds with quiet tension as Quor begins to question the mission from within. The cover by Jack Davis captures the eerie, otherworldly presence of the alien observer.
In "Clean Start," a Federation of alien races from across the solar system sends Lth and Brth to Earth, fearing humanity’s newfound atomic power has made peace impossible. Tasked with finding a way to alter mankind’s warlike nature, they must navigate a world on the edge—without revealing their true purpose.
In "Marbles," the crew of the X-17—four men on Earth's first interplanetary mission to Mars—send back a transmission that shatters everything humanity thought it knew. As they report on what they’ve found, the very nature of the universe begins to unravel.
In "Conditioned Reflex," the alien Quor is transformed into a human likeness to infiltrate Earth and study its people—learning their ways, their fears, and their strengths—before the planet is eradicated. As Quor begins to navigate human society, the line between observer and observed starts to blur in ways no one could have predicted.
In the shadow of Cold War tensions, the Western and Eastern Alliances race toward the moon, each seeking dominance—only to be halted by an impenetrable energy barrier. Forced into an uneasy alliance, they send a joint mission to probe the mystery of the barrier, testing whether cooperation can pierce the unknown.
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↩ Reprints Incredible Science Fiction #30 (1955)
Reprinted in Weird Science-Fantasy Annual #2 (1995)
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