Mark of the Mysterons/The Mysterons

by **shaqui** » Sun Dec 19, 2004 8:32 am

Full guides to these two rare strips will be appearing in Upload Two of the Gerry Anderson Complete Comic History in January.

by **shaqui** » Sun Jan 23, 2005 10:13 pm

Upload Two is now live...

by **Maltray** » Tue Apr 19, 2005 2:00 pm

shaqui wrote:Upload Two is now live...

All rather intreasting Shaqui, I was wondering something though. In Thunderbirds Are Go (Not the recent one by J Frakes) it's supposed that the Rock Snakes are a form of unknown life. Bu in the strip it's shown the Rock Snakes are machines. What is going on there, so which is it?

by **shaqui** » Tue Apr 19, 2005 7:51 pm

Maltray wrote:All rather intreasting Shaqui, I was wondering something though. In Thunderbirds Are Go (Not the recent one by J Frakes) it's supposed that the Rock Snakes are a form of unknown life. Bu in the strip it's shown the Rock Snakes are machines. What is going on there, so which is it?

I presume you're referring to the image from 'Agent 21', which was from a 1969 strip where he discovers the original Martians in hiding. They created their own versions of the 'Rock Snakes', and others which had similar heads but reptilian quadraped bodies, used for capturing intruders.

by **Maltray** » Wed Apr 20, 2005 2:10 pm

shaqui wrote:
Maltray wrote:All rather intreasting Shaqui, I was wondering something though. In Thunderbirds Are Go (Not the recent one by J Frakes) it's supposed that the Rock Snakes are a form of unknown life. Bu in the strip it's shown the Rock Snakes are machines. What is going on there, so which is it?

I presume you're referring to the image from 'Agent 21', which was from a 1969 strip where he discovers the original Martians in hiding. They created their own versions of the 'Rock Snakes', and others which had similar heads but reptilian quadraped bodies, used for capturing intruders.

Yes all the same rather intreasting don't you think. I watched Thunderbirds are go and noticed a blatent mistake. As the MEV leaves mars after the rock snake attack, Travers says that they are entering orbit, but there's smoke coming off the MEV. That's impossible in a vacume!

by **DartBrat701** » Thu Mar 30, 2006 2:38 am

Actually, Mars DOES have an atmosphere....albeit a very thin one.

Now the Moon on the other hand, would be considered in a vacuum....as it is devoid of any atmosphere.

Just wanted to clarify that.