Space Family Robinson Lost in Space #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Prisoners of Space" kicks off in Space Family Robinson Lost in Space #16 with a high-stakes interstellar twist: the Kormats hijack Space Station One to ferry five Dreephar prisoners to their homeworld. But when the Dreephars exploit the station’s strange environment to shift into a semi-liquid form, the crew finds themselves trapped in a battle for control against an enemy that defies conventional limits. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, with a cover by George Wilson, this 1966 adventure blends sci-fi suspense with the series’ signature blend of tension and wonder.
In "Prisoners of Space," the Kormats seize Space Station One to transport five Dreephar prisoners to their homeworld, but the Dreephars exploit the station’s unusual environment to shift into a semi-liquid state and seize control. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1966 tale unfolds in the eerie silence of deep space, where captivity becomes a shifting, unpredictable threat.
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↩ Reprints Space Family Robinson #2 (1963)
Reprinted in Romserien #14 (1968), Avontuur Classics #18130 (1969), Space Family Robinson, Lost in Space on Space Station One #56 (1981), Astronautenfamilie Robinson #5 (1996), The Art of George Wilson #[nn] (2025), Astronautenfamilie Robinson #15, Condor-Superhelden #16 [a], Space Family Robinson Archives #3
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