Reading Room STAR*REACH "Why Viking Lander / Mars"

A very kool, never-reprinted adaptation of a Ray Bradbury poem...

...first performed by the legendary author at the 1976 San Diego Comic-Con the week after the Viking probe landed on Mars!

AFAIK, the poem's never been reprinted in any of the Bradbury anthologies, or anywhere else, for that matter!

It's only appearance was in Star*Reach #6 (1976), illustrated by absolutely beautiful art by Alex Nino!

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Star*Reach
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Reading Room IMAGINE "Days of Future Past"

Three years before Chris Claremont made it the most famous story title in comics history...

...another comics creator used the Moody Blues' album title Days of Future Passed!

This tale by writer/artist Gene Day from Star*Reach's Imagine #2 (1978) is closer in premise to Ray Bradbury's "A Sound of Thunder" than the Moody Blues' album.

Gene was an amazing up-and-comer in the comics industry who died tragically-young.

Ironically, his death may have been the fault of the comics industry!

Gene is survived by his brothers David and Dan, both of whom still work in publishing (and comics from time to time).

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Future Day

by Gene Day