Journey into Unknown Worlds #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Monster of Moog" is a standout tale from Journey into Unknown Worlds #36 (1950), a 10-cent Canadian comic that delivers classic sci-fi adventure with a twist. Written and illustrated by Russ Heath—whose dynamic art brings the alien world of Moog and its robotic populace to vivid life—this story follows Paul Rale’s daring mission to rescue his girlfriend Ona Gorn from the tyrannical alien Lod, who has turned Moog’s people into mind-controlled servants. The cover by Russ Heath perfectly captures the eerie grandeur of the alien world, making this a must-have for fans of early sci-fi comics.
In the year 3250 A.D., the alien tyrant Lod enslaves the people of Moog, turning them into mindless human "robots" to serve his will. When he grows bored, he reaches across the stars and snatches the Earth girl Ona Gorn, determined to make her his bride. Her boyfriend Paul Rale, refusing to let her be lost to tyranny, journeys to Moog and sparks a rebellion among the enslaved, seeking to free Ona and end Lod’s rule.
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