Appearing in the 1st Story[]
Title
Writer
Artist
Colours
- None
Lettering
Featured characters
Supporting characters
- Yosay Tilman
- Supreme Cosmol Na-Rutha
Villains
- The Jugla
- The Stellar Federation
Other characters
- Commodore De Suza
- Kola Rashnik, an allied alien member of the Federal Council
- The native peasants of Yu-Jubum
- Doctor Varn, the Federal Controller
Locations
- The Jugla homeworld, described as being on the other side of the galaxy from Ortega's Folly
- Space
- The planet Yu-Jubum, an allied alien member of the Stellar Federation
Items
- A swarm of Yu-Jubum killer fly-spiders
Vehicles
- The weaponship Ortega's Folly
Synopsis for the 1st Story[]
The twins and their new companion Yosay Tilman crash-land on the planet Yu-Jubum.
Appearing in the 2nd Story[]
Title
Writer
- Chris Lowder (writing as Bill Henry)
Artist
Colours
- See above
Lettering
- Peter Knight
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains
- The US government
Other characters
- Trapped humans
Locations
- A secret underground silo in the scorching Yucca desert, Nevada
- Midpoint, a 400-storey skyscraper in the London of 2078 AD
Items
- Howard Quartz's umbrella
Vehicles
- LEP-574, a rocket carrying nuclear waste
- The Preying Mantis
Synopsis for the 2nd Story[]
A rocket full of nuclear waste crashes into a skyscraper that just so happens to contain Howard Quartz. (Decades later it would be revealed in ABC Warriors in 2000 AD that Quartz set the whole thing up.)
Appearing in the 3rd Story[]
Title
Writer
- Alan Grant and John Wagner (writing as T. B. Grover)
Artist
Colours
- None
Lettering
Featured characters
Supporting characters
- Gloppus (dies)
Villains
- Papa Por-Ka (dies)
Other characters
- Papa Por-Ka's goons
- The captain of the Sondheim
Location
- Space
Items
- Beam polariser
Vehicles
- The astroliner Sondheim
Synopsis for the 3rd Story[]
Papa Por-Ka is nuked and Gloppus dies.
Appearing in the 4th Story[]
Title
Writer
- Pat Mills (writing as R. E. Wright)
Artist
Colours
- None
Lettering
Featured characters
Supporting characters
- Lew Kerr, a business tycoon
- Stan Hackmann, a well-known science fiction writer
- Captain Roker
Villains
- Charlie Hagen
- Captain Schmidt the Nazi
- The ab-humans
Other characters
- Various Americans and Nazis
Location
- An 'ab-world' accessed via the Bermuda Triangle
Items
- Various weapons
Vehicles
- What looks like an overturned Jeep
Synopsis for the 4th Story[]
Jake Flint and the surviving members of his band spot Sanctuary in the distance.
Appearing in the 5th Story[]
Title
Writer
- Chris Lowder (writing as Jack Adrian)
Artist
Colours
- See above
Lettering
Featured characters
Supporting characters
- Steinie, a Time Control agent based in 1978 AD
Villains
- Colonel Garrett, a piano-playing Nazi Gauleiter
Other characters
- Various Nazis
- Starving prisoners in Buck House
Locations
- London, 1978 AD
- An undertaker's in Golders Green
- Buck House Maximum Security Prison
Items
- A shotgun
Vehicles
- None
Synopsis for the 5th Story[]
James Blocker is captured by Nazis and imprisoned in what used to be Buckingham Palace.
Notes[]
Published on June 10th, 1978, and sold for 12 pence.
Trivia[]
- Starlord addresses his star-troopers on page thirteen, and tries to flog them a "super silver colour skateboard pendant" which is "a must for skateboarders everywhere — or for those who just like to watch."
- Ro-Busters starts with a gorgeous full-colour double page spread by Ian Kennedy, showing a rocket full of nuclear waste crashing into a skyscraper.
Recommended reading[]
Read the following seventeen issues for more thrilling cosmic action!
Links and references[]
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