Category: Marine Craft

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The Wish-Fulfiller

















	





























	

















	

















	

















	

















	

















	

















	

















	

















	
















	
	Yarri Zemph was given the job. In the days that
	followed, he worked long hours at his Ministry.

	
	
	
	
	Good evening,
	Minister.

	
	
	
	
	Good evening,
	driver. Take
	me straight
	home, please.

	
	Hidden eyes watched his progress.

	
	
	
	
	Subject leaving the Ministry
	now . . . proceeding in the
	direction of his residence . . .

This installment was originally published in Look and Learn issue no. 541 on 27 May 1972.

 
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The Zota Club (continued . . .)

















	

















	
















	
	Captain Nenni’s bomb struck the carrier in the
	centre of its deck. There was a rending explosion !

	
	The pride of the Trigan Navy blew up—destroying the craft
	which had destroyed it, like an insect caught in a flame.

	
	By the greatest good fortune, most of the “Vorg’s” crew were ashore
	on leave. In the hours that followed, every craft in the harbour
	searched for survivors.

This installment was originally published in Look and Learn issue no. 537 on 29 April 1972.