| Issue | #6 |
| Published | June 17th 1978 |
| Frequency | Every Monday |
| Cover Price | 0.12 GBP |
| Pages | 32 |
| Editing | Kelvin Gosnell; Steve MacManus (sub-editor) |
| Pencils | Ron Embleton (painting) |
| Inks | Ron Embleton (painting) |
| Colors | Ron Embleton (painting) |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Characters | Ardeni Lakam; Arlen Lakam; Yosay Tilman; Dcotor Varn; Cosma Na-Rutha; Kola Rashnik; Klee-Fang; Star Commodore Lemay |
| Synopsis | Tilman surives the twins being controlled again, and they head for a spaceport. |
| Genre | Science-Fiction |
| Script | Alan Hebden |
| Pencils | Jesus Redondo |
| Inks | Jesus Redondo |
| Letters | Peter Knight |
| Notes | The title is taken from the ‘Next Week’ panel of the previous issue. |
| Characters | Hammerstein; Ro-Jaws; Howard Quartz; Percy |
| Synopsis | With the aid of a cleaning robot, Ro-Jaws and Hammerstein save the day. |
| Genre | Science-Fiction |
| Script | Bill Henry |
| Pencils | Ian Kennedy |
| Inks | Ian Kennedy |
| Colors | Ian Kennedy |
| Letters | Tony Jacob |
| Notes | The title is taken from the ‘Next Week’ panel of the previous issue. Only the first two pages of the strip are in colour. The remainder are in a grey wash. |
| Reprinted | In The Complete Ro-Busters (Rebellion, 2008 series) #[nn] (November 2008) |
| Characters | Johnny Alpha; Wulf Sternhammer; Sniffer; Kansyr |
| Synopsis | Johnny wants to settle an old score with a villain who once escaped him. |
| Genre | Science-Fiction |
| Script | John Wagner [as T. B. Grover] |
| Pencils | Carlos Ezquerra |
| Inks | Carlos Ezquerra |
| Letters | Steve Potter |
| Notes | The title is taken from the ‘Next Week’ panel of the previous issue. |
| Reprinted | In Strontium Dog: Search/Destroy Agency Files (Rebellion, 2007 series) #1 (2007) |
| Synopsis | Third part of a Strontium Dog board game. |
| Script | Pat Mills |
| Pencils | King |
| Inks | King |
| Colors | King |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Characters | Jake Flint; Captain Roker; Prince Rudolph |
| Synopsis | Sometimes Sanctuary can be too kind. |
| Genre | Science-Fiction |
| Script | R. E. Wright |
| Pencils | Jesus Peña |
| Inks | Jesus Peña |
| Colors | Jesus Peña |
| Letters | Tom Frame |
| Notes | The title is taken from the ‘Next Week’ panel of the previous issue. Only the final two pages of the strip are in colour. R. E. Wright is an alias. The strip was conceived and thrashed out by Pat Mills for the launch of 2000AD a year previously, but discarded. When IPC switched the frequency of Starlord from monthly to weekly just prior to launch new strips were needed and Planet of the Damned was pulled from the files. Editor Kelvin Gosnell re-jigged the strip, and assorted others scripted issues. |
| Characters | James Blocker; Hooper; Colonel Garrett; British Liberation Front Commander |
| Synopsis | Blocker is stuck in a London ruled by Nazis. |
| Genre | Science-Fiction |
| Script | Jack Adrian |
| Pencils | Magallanes Salinas |
| Inks | Magallanes Salinas |
| Colors | Magallanes Salinas |
| Letters | Peter Knight |
| Notes | The title is taken from the ‘Next Week’ panel of the previous issue. Only the final page of the strip is in colour. The remainder are in a grey wash. |