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Andromeda Or Die was a 21 comic printed in TV Century 21 in 1966.
It was the start of the second crossover story arc in the pages of TV21 to focus on the inhabitants of the planet Astra, first mentioned in The Rescue.
Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]
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Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Twenty One
- Jahem
- Ernest
- Lieutenant Day
- Captain Morgan
- Admiral
- Colonel Paternik
- S
- Tina Palamac
- Tchak
- Petrovitch
- Klaus
- Kapbetha
- Imbo Kento
- Debbie Latimer
- Mezenskie
- Nikita Bandranaik
- 610th Kaplan
- Klogan
Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Bereznik is one of the few coutries that is not a member of the World Government.
- The rocket base of Mikhal is located ten miles outside of Bereznik's capital city, Katania.
- WN7 is the World Navy submarine that rescues Twenty One.
- Senior Special Agent 23 (Tina) is in Unity City when she is contacted by S.
- Twenty One is operated on in Kiel Hospital. It takes three weeks for his injuries to heal.
- Bereznik plan to target the Andromeda Project to kill the World President and the Kaplan.
Story notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- In many ways, this story serves as a prequel to the multi-series "Space War" arc, primarily told in the Fireball XL5 comics. Andromeda Or Die marked the first chronological meeting of the World President and the Astran leader from those stories — Nikita Bandranaik and the 610th Kaplan — while the Space War arc marked their last, with the Kaplan ultimately dying in the company of Bandranaik in Assassination!.
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Twenty One resigns from the Universal Secret Service, seeking revenge for Tina's death. (COMIC: The Bitter Cold Dish, The Long Road Back)