“Atomic Energy, Number 3: The Parts of the Atom”
The mystery of the Atom Age is revealed only by Western Publishing. What is an Atom? How does a Proton and Electron interact with each other? These are just some of the questions answered here in Doctor Solar!
“The Impostor”
The international crime lord, Nuro, is about to discover the secret identity of the Man of the Atom. One of his saboteurs has just arrived at the Atom Valley laboratories following a scientific expo in Washington, DC. The perpetrator is nothing like Dr. Solar as ever faced in his short career as a crime fighter. This is new technology. An android disguised as one of the staff. But who could it be? Follow the breadcrumbs, good doctor. Follow the breadcrumbs.
“The Power of Light”
Light is a powerful tool that has been used for thousands of years. From the Roman Empire to satellite communications, Professor Harbinger is about to school you on the magnificent power of light waves. If his assistant can find the circuit breaker, that is.
“Android Against the Atom”
It can’t be! Not her! Before Doctor Solar can escape from the maniacal Android, Nuro orders the machine to lock Solar into a de-radiation machine. Within seconds, every last spark of radiation leaves Doctor Solar’s body. Now powerless to stop the mechanical nightmare, the Man of the Atom is dragged away towards a secret helicopter waiting at the edge of the laboratory complex.
“Atomic Energy, Number 5: The Chain Reaction”
In this segment, readers learn all about chain reaction sequences within a nuclear explosion. Unlike falling dominoes, once the sequence begins there is no stopping the outcome. Isn’t science grand, kids?
Review
What’s more frightening, a nuclear meltdown, or the rise of machines? In this issue of Doctor Solar: Man Of The Atom, we receive both possible futures. One would think Doctor Solar could melt Nuro’s Android into a puddle of goo, but that is neither here nor there. What counts is this issue receiving four out of five stars in review. This series is fun, fun, fun!
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