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ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 062

ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 062

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You’re never going to believe how many dang aliens we have around here. Meteor-Monsters: When biology Professor Rudolph Norsen finds some seeds on a recently-fallen meteor you just know that he’s going to plant them on the off chance that they might sprout. And they do! In no time at all they have grown into tuberous plant monsters sporting prehensile tendrils, eyestalks and long serrated tonguelike structures – as far as plant monsters go the only thing they’re missing is…

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ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 048

ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 048

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Gosh! How alien they are! Frog-Men: These two Frog-Men cause trouble for Sub Saunders when they steal his ship for a little joyriding/ piracy session. They are undone by the fact that neither of them know how to drive, and are ultimately head-konked into submission after crash landing. What this tells us about Frog-Man society is unclear – if this were a Star Wars then the Frog-Men would end up being a race of car thieves, of course, but most…

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ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 045

ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 045

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No matter how many comic book aliens we catalogue, there are always more to see! Fish-Men: While fish men are nothing new, these particular ones have a couple of points of distinction: firstly they just look kind of nice, a bit more gracile and svelte than your usual humanoid fish. Secondly, they are in fact Moon Fish-Men, as they serve demi-god(?) and would-be King of the Moon Bakalma. This also makes them Moon Fish-Men from the 12th Century, as Bakalma is an…

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ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 035

ALIENS AND SO FORTH ROUND-UP 035

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Aliens! Aliens? Aliens. the Black-Light Men: Like the Emerald Men of Asperus, the Black-Light Men travel on a mobile planet (the Black-Light Planet, natch, so named because it is not visible using conventional light) and like so many Fletcher Hanks villains they are looking to take over the Earth, in this case by pulling the whole planet out of orbit and freezing it solid before selling it on to the Martians. Due to the Black-Light Planet’s perpetual cold, the Black-Light…

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