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CARD #16 - "Another Time Another Place" The moon is lashed by a terrifying disturbance, in which it dissolves into a duplicate of itself. Moonbase personnel also form into double images. They have travelled millions of miles in seconds. Miraculously they find themselves back in Earth orbit. On landing on the Earth they find themselves face to face with their other selves, their future selves. |
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CARD #17 - "Earthbound" Six aliens crash land on the moon, laid out like dummies in transparent caskets. Assuming them to be dead, Koenig forces open one of the caskets. The body of a beautiful woman inside is immediately turned to ashes. The tops of the other caskets then slide open and the live figures slowly awaken. |
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CARD #18 - "Attack" The Eagle is a versatile machine designed for work on the moon's surface and for relatively short-distance space travel. It has a detachable, interchangeable central section, and the nose-cone is also detachable and designed for docking with most other Earth-made space vehicles. The Eagle can be armed for defence. |
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CARD # 19 - "Force of Life" Technician Anton Zoref comes into contact with a strange ball of blue light which comes out of the sky. Afterwards anyone who comes into contact with him is frozen stiff, as the alien force which possesses him absorbs energy. He is driven mad by his need for heat, and when he is shot by a laser gun, he falls, charred to the bone. The laser regenerated the force within him, and he rises and forces open the door to the generating area. A massive explosion occurs, and from it rises a comet of blue light which heads out into space. |
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CARD #20 - "Matter of Life and Death" Dr Russell has believed herself to be a widow since her husband, Lee, disappeared on a space mission. But now, he arrives on the moon, in a spaceship which has been probing the planet Terra Nova. He records no life, no body heat, yet his heart is beating. When he regains consciousness he warns them not to go to the planet and then dies. Commander Koenig decides to go ahead with the landing, taking Dr Russell with him, to a strange, strange world... |
