Space Family Robinson #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prehistoric Animals, Number 2: The Teeming Seas," the Space Family Robinson finds themselves entangled in a new interstellar threat after being exiled to an asteroid, where the villain Zurko captures Tim and Tam and creates an army of Tim duplicates to seize control of Zytrox. Written by Del Connell and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, this 1964 Western Comics adventure sees the Robinsons rescue their children and race to Zytrox, where they ally with the planet’s underground resistance. With the help of a surprising weakness—high-frequency sound—the family works to dismantle Zurko’s army, ending their journey with a quiet moment of reflection for Tim. The cover, by George Wilson, captures the eerie tension of the alien seas.
In "The Duplicates," Tim and Tam are captured by the exiled Zurko on an asteroid, who uses their likeness to create an army of Tim duplicates in a bid to seize control of Zytrox. After the Robinsons rescue their children and track Zurko to his home planet, they join forces with the resistance, uncovering a surprising weakness in the duplicates—high-frequency sound. The story ends with Tim, still processing the experience, ready to move on from mirrors, for now.
In "Situation Survival," Captain Venture and his co-pilot find themselves stranded on a mysterious world after a meteor strike forces a crash landing into a sea that leads to a hidden, forested cavern lit by strange artificial light. With their ship damaged and the environment unknown, the two must set aside rank and form a new kind of partnership—using only first names as they navigate the uncharted dangers ahead.
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Reprinted in Avontuur Classics #1837 (1967), Avontuur Classics #1839 (1967), Tarzan [Jungelserien] #27 (1967), Magnus #9 (1968), Captain Venture and the Land Beneath the Sea #1 (1968), Space Family Robinson Archives #1 (2011), Astronautenfamilie Robinson #6, Tarzan #27
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