Weird Fantasy #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Project... Survival!" kicks off in 1995 with a gripping tale from Al Feldstein and Wally Wood, whose dynamic art and bold storytelling bring to life a world on the brink. As Earth teeters under civil war, the President of the Amalgamated Rocket Corporation pushes a desperate plan to colonize the Moon—using the terrifying Electron Bomb as a weapon, a decision that could doom humanity itself. The cover, penciled and inked by Feldstein, captures the tension with stark, haunting precision.
In the shadow of a dying Earth, President Luther Morton of the Amalgamated Rocket Corporation pushes forward with a desperate plan: a lunar base to save humanity. But when he reveals his intention to deploy the devastating Electron Bomb against the rebels, even his closest ally, scientist Dr. Jansen, begins to question whether survival is worth such a price.
Stevey Williams, a curious boy haunted by his father’s work as the county coroner, stumbles upon a mysterious stranger in the woods—only to spin wild tales about the man’s supposed origins. When the stranger’s true nature begins to unravel, Stevey realizes his boasts may have invited something far more dangerous than he ever imagined.
Commander Stone recounts the night his ship fell to pieces, a tale so wild it strains credulity—especially with Bitron, Berghoff, and Kholler standing by, each with their own secrets. The truth of what happened may be stranger than any report could ever capture.
In a future where women have taken control of every profession, men are now expected to stay home, raise children, and bear babies—reversing the roles of society. "A Man's Job!" follows one man’s reluctant journey into this new world, where domestic duties are the only path left to him.
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Reprinted in Weird Fantasy Annual #3 (1995)
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