SOLO (City
Magazines Ltd/Century 21 Publishing Ltd) - Weekly (Wednesdays) Edited
by Alan Fennell, Chris Spencer and John Ebblewhite The
Mark of the Mysterons
(17/06/67
- 09/09/67: continuous) Artist:
Don Harley Black
& white.
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19-20 |
The
Northern Explorer oil rig is destroyed after a storm in the North Sea, but
the Mysterons create a deadly replica moving towards the British Isles. |
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21-22 |
John
Marsh visits Dean Cash, a radio enthusiast who claims to have contacted
the Mysterons, and finds they are both marked men. |
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23-24 |
Contacted
by Chinese government reporter Pi Ming, Marsh travels to investigate tales
of Mysteronised trucks at a dam disaster. |
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25-26 |
Attending
a training exercise for Army tanks, Marsh finds that Major Watson has been
Mysteronised and the attack is for real. |
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27-28 |
Solo's
computer predicts Mysteron activity when Britain's atomic sub, HMS Vital,
runs aground in the Caribbean. |
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29-30 |
Marsh
investigates the pop phenomenon of 'The Ravers', since packed theatres and
dance halls are destroyed after their appearances. |
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The
Mysterons
(16/09/67:
continuous) Black
& white. Continuing
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31 |
This
final issue of
Solo
carried the other strips that would be found in TV
Tornado
after
the merger the following week. |
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TV TORNADO (first series)
(City
Magazines Ltd/World Distributors (Holdings) Ltd) – Weekly (Tuesday) Edited
by Mick Anglo The
Mysterons
(16/09/67: continuous) Black
and White, Continuing from Solo 30
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36 |
The Mysteron complex on Mars is attacked accidentally by an Earth expedition, triggering a war against Earth. Meanwhile, the Mysterons retrometabolise one of their buildings into a space complex, and send it to conquer other worlds. On the planet Andormea, matter is converted into the ancient physical form of the Mysterons. Same strip in Solo No.31
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TV TORNADO and SOLO (formely
TV Tornado)
(City
Magazines Ltd /World Distributors (Holdings) Ltd) – Weekly (Tuesdays) Edited
by Mick Anglo Comes
back to TV
TORNADO after
Issue 45. The
Mysterons (continuous) Black
and white. Continuing from TV Tornado 36.
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37-39 |
The Mysterons arrive on Andormea and launch an attack on the robot Andormeans before they are crushed by increased gravitational pressure controlled by the subterranean Carads. |
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40-43 |
Move on to Conquest! The Mysteron computer directs the space complex to attack the planet Proteus where they counter shape-changing Proteans and humanoid unitypes who wipe them out with electrode guns. |
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44-45 |
Earthmen on Planet Antares! (Art:
Tom Kerr?) The Mysterons move on from conquering Proteus to use a human expedition on Antares to attack Earth. The plan is foiled by Major Santy and the primitive native Antareans. |
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TV TORNADO (second
series – formely TV Tornado and Solo) (City
Magazines Ltd /World Distributors (Holdings) Ltd) – Weekly (Tuesday) Edited
by Mick Anglo
The
Mysterons
(25/11/67
- 17/02/68: continuous) Black
and white. Continuing
from TV
Tornado 45.
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46-49 |
Earthmen on Planet Antares! (Art:
Tom Kerr?) |
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50-51 |
We
Need Some Earthmen!
To
capture a trio of Earthmen, the Mysterons create a space complex to be
picked up by the freighter 'Star Tracker' as it passes Mars. |
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52-53 |
The March of the Mysterons! (Art:
Don Harley) A
space complex sent to the planet Boreus finds an ancient, peaceful
Mysteron being worshipped as a god by an evil witch doctor. |
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54-56 |
The Mysterons Move On (Art:
Don Harley) The
Mysterons experiment with time travel and reach Earth in 50,000 BC to
mysteronise a dinosaur riding cavalry of the Emperor of Atlantis. |
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57-58 |
(Art:
Don Harley) Lizard men from Alpha Centauri arrive on Mars, and although the Mysterons ask humanity for help, the humans ally themselves with the lizards to defeat the Mysterons. |
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