Forbidden Planet (1992) comic books
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Issue #1
Published May 1992 by Innovation.$15.00
View scan$12.00
$12.00
$104.00
View scans- Paper: White
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Loosely based on Shakespeare's The Tempest, MGM's lavishly produced Forbidden Planet (1956) is a true sci-fi classic, influencing countless other works, including Star Trek and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Starring Leslie Nielson as Commander J.J. Adams and Anne Francis as the daughter of Dr. Morbius, the film made a star of Robby the Robot, who is featured on the cover of the first installment of this official comic book adaptation. The issue ends with the introduction of Altaira. She doesn't look much like Anne Francis, but the art as a whole is very nice. Script by David Campiti, with adaptation and painted art by Daerick Gross. Includes essay "A Beacon in the Galaxy" by Steve "Mr. Movie" Friedman. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #2
Published Jun 1992 by Innovation.$9.70
View scan$7.50
$9.00
$6.70
This second installment of the official comic book adaptation of MGM's 1956 sci-fi classic Forbidden Planet finds the crew of the United Planets cruiser getting to know Altaira, the innocent daughter of Dr. Morbius, and ends with a couple of the guys snooping around Morbius' home. Script by David Campiti, with adaptation and painted art by Daerick Gross. Includes essay "From One Micro-Second to the Next..." by Steve "Mr. Movie" Friedman. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #3
Published Sep 1992 by Innovation.Part three of Innovation's official comic book adaptation of MGM's Forbidden Planet (1956) introduces the Id Monster, a terrifying creature formed by man's subconscious. Also, Morbius gives a couple of the crew members of the C-57-D the lowdown on the Krell, an ancient, highly advanced civilization. Script by David Campiti, with adaptation and painted art by Daerick Gross. Includes essay "The Face of the Gorgon" by Steve "Mr. Movie" Friedman. Cover price $2.50.
