Whoo hoo!
P.J. Raygun’s ship darted between asteroids with Nebula X as his co-pilot. Her maneuvers were based on mathematics rather than eye-hand coordination, so they raced at top speed. Raygun simply watched as though it were an adventure game or movie, and occasionally yelled Yee Haw! or Whoo Hoo!, adrenaline pumping through his veins. Nebula X’s expression never changed. She never flinched, never blinked, never said a word.
MEANWHILE…
Bertha gathered up Flash’s clothes and put them in the TNI. Fin Martin pulled up in front of her house and she hurried to his car.
Fin she exclaimed, I don’t know what to do!
She went on to explain about talking to Flash on the radio, and how his ship landed right there in the street.
Well, where is he from? Fin asked.
I don’t know! Bertha said.
Go in and talk to him Fin instructed, pulling a flashlight from his labcoat pocket.
Bertha turned and headed back indoors while Fin approached the TNI.
MEANWHILE…
Though the metal surface had cooled and the control panel was dark, a faint humming came from somewhere in the ship. Cautiously, Fin peered through the rear hatch, shining his flashlight into Flash’s sleeping chamber. His beam illuminated video screens, air vents and Flash’s clothing.
Seeing nothing to cause alarm, Fin climbed inside for a closer inspection.
Making his way toward the cockpit, Fin was amazed by the array of control panels spread out before him. The technology behind this beautiful ship was far beyond anything he had ever seen before.
The electro-luminiscent globe intrigued him even in its darkened state. If only he could have seen it in operation!
MEANWHILE…
Ash Lander had always been thought of as the leader of their expedition. Now that they were back on Earth and engulfed in the feeding frenzy of the media, it was Krate who spoke for the project, appearing on television and radio, in live appearances and granting interviews for the press. Ash preferred to spend time with his family and friends, seeking a quieter, more private lifestyle.
MEANWHILE…
Flash adjusted his tie in the mirror, still trying to figure out the strange feeling he had. Everything just seemed off somehow.
Looking at his reflection in the bathroom mirror, the face staring back at him began to change. He soon recognized that it was Holly Gram who looked back.
Fin Martin is an eccentric scientist working in the vicinity of Washington D.C. in and around the year 1961. Because of his genius, his services are often requested by the government, particularly the Space program. When a strange ship known as the Trans-Neptunian Interloper suddenly turns up near the capital, Fin Martin is summoned by an agent of the U.S. Government. What he learns from this ship enables America to eventually place a man on the moon.