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    Alien Worlds #2

    Alien Worlds » Alien Worlds #2 released by Pacific Comics on April 1983.

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    Three stories are told here. The first is of Aurora, an operative for a political group who discovers she might have been used. The second is that of a man that discovers a seemingly uninhabited space ship. The third tells the story of girl and her willingness to survive.

    All stories are written by Bruce Jones unless otherwise noted.

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    • Aurora: with Dave Stevens
    • Vicious Circle: with Ken Steacy
    • A Mind Of Her Own: with Bruce Jones
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    Alien Worlds #2 by razzatazz on June 29, 2012

    In comparison to the first issue, the stories here fall off somewhat.  The first story, dealing with Aurora, has a sense of being serialized even though there is not much indication that it will be.  The story is all right, though more of just a story in a science fiction setting, as it does not have a real twist of any kind to it.  The second story is told without words, which can be seen in a sense to add to the tension, but then the tension is never built up very effectively as a man searches...

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