Planet Comics #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Moon-Thirst" in Planet Comics #26 (1943) delivers a gripping sci-fi adventure from the golden age of comics, with Joe Doolin handling both the interior art and cover. When an overlooked engineer, manipulated by the war god Mars, joins the crew of the Spacemoor, he soon seizes control of the ship and sets a bold course for the legendary asteroid Astelguese, rumored to be rich with gold.
In the 1943 science fiction tale "null" from Planet Comics #26, an overlooked engineer—manipulated by the war god Mars—joins the crew of the spaceliner Spacemoor, only to spark a mutiny and seize command, steering the ship toward the fabled asteroid Astelguese, rumored to be rich with gold.
Gale Allen and her Girl Squadron face off against a moon-ruled horde bent on conquest in this science fiction adventure from 1943. When extraterrestrial forces threaten Earth's survival, the Squadron must rally their skills and courage to stand against overwhelming odds. A thrilling battle of wits and weaponry unfolds as humanity's defenders fight to protect their world.
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Reprinted in Planet Adventure Book #[nn] (1955), America's Greatest Comics #14 (2006), Men of Mystery Comics #81 (2010), Men of Mystery Comics #85 (2011), Men of Mystery Comics #103 (2017), Gwandanaland Comics #765 (2019), Gale Allen and the Girl Squadron #4 (2024)
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