Space Family Robinson Lost in Space #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Attack of the Plant Creatures," Captain Venture and Scotty find themselves swallowed whole by a colossal serpent, only to discover their space module still intact inside its body. With the beast's midsection no less than a twisting, gory tunnel, they fight their way out—just in time to be stranded on a storm-lashed island after a sudden squall sweeps their module into the sea. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, this 1968 Western Publishing adventure delivers a surprisingly visceral twist on the usual spacebound escapades, all under George Wilson’s striking cover.
When an alien spaceship—once a friend to the Robinsons—veers off course after an internal assault by carnivorous plant creatures, Tim and Tam venture aboard to search for survivors. What they find is a ship alive with hostile flora, turning the familiar corridors into a deadly, shifting maze.
In "Island of Nowhere," Captain Venture and Scotty find themselves swallowed whole by a colossal serpent, only to discover their space module still intact inside the creature’s belly. With a daring escape that’s as shocking as it is unexpected, they’re cast ashore on a storm-lashed island—just as the squall sweeps their only way home out to sea.
In "Cement Discontent," a hungry chicken’s mistaken snack—confusing a sack of cement for corn—leads to a surprisingly rapid and rigid transformation, all after a sip from a nearby fountain. The story’s absurd premise unfolds with deadpan humor, capturing a moment of quiet, sticky disaster in the Space Family Robinson’s misadventures.
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Reprinted in Die Actionhelden #9 (1980)
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