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Lost in Space (1991 – 1993)                     Comics Lot
Innovation Comics Complete Series

Lost in Space was an American science fiction television series, created and produced by Irwin Allen, which originally aired between 1965 and 1968. The series follows the adventures of the Robinsons, a pioneering family of space colonists who struggle to survive in the depths of space. The Robinsons were to have been the first family in space, accompanied by Major West and Robby the Robot. Unfortunately, the duplicitous Dr. Smith brought catastrophe on the crew, sending them spinning out of control into the far reaches of space. Ironically, Dr. Smith was trapped aboard the Jupiter 2 with the rest of the crew. Everyone has plenty of time to chew Smith out as they try to find their way back home.

Now Innovation continues the adventures of the Robinsons, the first family in space. The Lost in Space comic series presents more far-out adventures on a variety of strange worlds. Unfortunately, Dr. Smith seems not to have learned from his mistakes, and his greedy, cowardly nature never fails to lead the crew into trouble.

Lost in Space (1991 – 1993) Full Run contains:Lost in Space #1 – August 1991
Writers: Matt Thompson & David Campiti
Artists: Eddy Newell, Mark Jones & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: Mike Okamoto

In issue #1, “Seduction of the Innocent”, The Robison family was re-introduced with all-new adventures, still lost in space three years after the end of the classic TV series. With both Jupiter 2 and the Robot damaged, the Robinsons hurriedly re-built them in time to avoid a crisis… even while Doctor Zachary Smith discovered within the Robot a secret memory chip revealing the origins of the Jupiter 2’s technology, Smith’s alien alliance, and his own treachery.
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Lost in Space #2 – November 1991
Writer: George Broderick, Jr.
Artist: Matt Thompson
Cover by: Jason Palmer

Next in issue #2, “The Cavern of Idyllic Summers Lost”, While John Robinson and Will further re-tool the Jupiter 2 on that alien world, Maureen, Judy, Doctor Smith, and Major Don West are driven by a fierce storm into a cavern – which slowly begins to envelop them as they are lulled into a form of stasis. As four of the crew find themselves inside a “living cave” that forces them to remember the best – and worst – moments of their lives…
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Lost in Space #3 – December 1991
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artists: Michal Dutkiewicz & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: Jerome K. Moore & Brian Stelfreeze

Next in issue #3, “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night”, John, Maureen, Will, Penny, and Judy Robinson – along with Major Don West, Dr. Zachary Smith, and the Robot – are trapped aboard the Jupiter 2, as it hurtles planet ward, out of control!
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Lost in Space #4 – February 1992
Writer: Kevin Burns & Bill Mumy
Artists: Michal Dutkiewicz & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: Mike Okamoto

Next in issue #4, “People Are Strange… When You’re a Stranger”, Maureen Robinson is injured after crashing on Va’kads world; the family is besieged by a hoard of indigenes and become pawns in an interplanetary war while trying to get help repairing the Jupiter 2.
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Lost in Space #5 – March 1992
Writer: George Broderick, Jr.
Artists: Peter Murphy & Matt Thompson
Cover by: Mike Okamoto

Next in issue #5, “The Perils of Penelope”, The Jupiter 2 encounters a meteor swarm and one small one gets stuck in its hull; Dr. Smith brings it inside and Robot indicates it is alive; the rest of the swarm attacks and rescues the kidnapped alien and the Jupiter 2 crashes on a planet, losing the Pod.
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Lost in Space #6 – May 1992
Writer: Terry Collins
Artists: John Garcia & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: Mike Okamoto

Next in issue #6, “In Unity There Is Strength”, Crashed on a planet from the last issue, the crew makes repairs and searches for deutronium for fuel; Lodged in the Chariot’s secondary intake system is a box of hexagons which can envelop animate and inanimate matter. Also the discovery of a very alien life form!
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Lost in Space #7 – June 1992
Writers: Mark Goddard & George Broderick, Jr.
Artists: Dan & Dave Day & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: Mike Okamoto

Next in issue #7, “Don’s Dilemma”, Aliens and Intrigue, Love and Loss, Don has his hands full in this story by TV’s Major Don West! Don says, “… well Penny’s a great girl and I wouldn’t hurt her for anything… Judy says, “But?”… And Don replies, “I Love You Judy. I always will”… Judy responds, “Oh Don!”
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Lost in Space #8 – August 1992
Writer: Matt Thompson
Artists: Matt Thompson & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: Mike Okamoto

Next in issue #8, “Waxx & Wane”, A Penny Robinson love story that, as usual, is not what you’d expect. Lovely Penny Robinson discovered romance on a faraway world… as the Robinsons nearly drowned inside their ship in a swirl of living water!
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Lost in Space #9 – October 1992
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artists: Michal Dutkiewicz, Barb Kallberg & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: George Pérez

Next in issue #9, “Giving Thanks”, For more than six years the Robinson family has journeyed from planet to planet in their ongoing quest to reach Alpha Centauri. But how do their coming and goings affect the eco-systems of the worlds the land on? We see the actions and consequences of the Robinson’s space travels through the wandering eyes of the planet’s own life forms… and we discover the far-reaching effects their visits leaves behind!
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Lost in Space #10 – November 1992
Writer: Karen May
Artist: Michal Dutkiewicz
Cover by: Jason Palmer

Next in issue #9, “Afterthoughts”, Several weeks following her fast-blooming relationship with Wane (in issue #8), Penny Robinson struggles with her wishes, dreams, and desires of what she hopes her future will bring – if the Robinson family ever reaches Alpha Centauri. Also, Will Robinson goes on a fishing trip with his dad.
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Lost in Space #11 – December 1992
Writer: Terry Collins
Artist: Michal Dutkiewicz
Cover by: Jason Palmer

Next in issue #11, “Memories Left Behind”, Judy feels useless aboard the Jupiter 2 and longs for her previous career as an entertainer.
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Lost in Space #12 – April 1993
Writer: Robert M. Ingersoll
Artists: Matt Thompsons, Shane Glines & Scott Rockwell
Cover by: Jason Palmer

Next in issue #12, “The Price of Treason”, Witness the return of Aeolus 14 Umbra, in the conclusion of the Robinsons’ eight-year-long voyage into space! Here’s where it all comes together – and it’s not what you’d expect! The Jupiter 2 is blown up – as Doctor Smith completes his mission of sabotage!
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Lost in Space #13 – August 1993
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artist: Michal Dutkiewicz
Cover by: Mike Deodato Jr.

Next in issue #13, “Across the Universe”, Warning! Warning! Imminent thrills and adventure are about to befall the Robinson Family in this all new “Voyage to the Bottom of the Soul” saga, Writer: TV’s own Will Robinson, Bill Mumy!

Silver Edition: Embossed silver title, Trading card inside.
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Lost in Space #14 – September 1993
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artist: Michal Dutkiewicz
Cover by: Mike Deodato Jr.

Next in issue #14, “Images of Broken Light”, After eight years lost in space, the Robinsons (John, Maureen, Judy, Penny, and Will), Major West, and reluctant stowaway, Doctor Zachary Smith, completed their intended mission and arrived at their destination in the Alpha Centauri system. Judy and Don announced their engagement and asked John to marry them that night, but the celebration was cut short by unexpected visitors: Aeolus 14 Umbra. The Aeolians, led by Lord J’ahl (who had been contact with Dr. Smith since before the beginning of the Jupiter project), wrecked the Robot and took the Jupiter 2 crew hostage… with the intent torture and kill them – all of this in revenge for the death of P’ezu, the Aeolian leader’s son, at the hands of humans ten years earlier! John Robinson, in particular (as the leader of the Jupiter mission), was severely beaten by the sadistic alien overlord. As our story ended, the Robinsons were being taken to the mysterious Great Machine – to be used as guinea pigs in the Aeolian’s experiments to decipher the workings of the enigmatic alien device…
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Lost in Space #15 – August 1993
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artist: Michal Dutkiewicz
Cover by: Mike Deodato Jr.

Next in issue #15, “They Tumble Blindly”, Upon their arrival, however, the hardy space pioneers were viciously attacked by forces of the Aelous 14 Umbra, led by the mad despot, J’ahl – an attract that was facilitated by Dr. Smith’s misguided allegiance to the Umbra, who he believed would return him to Earth and reward him handsomely. Instead of a reward, the Aeolians interrogated and tortured the Robinsons – severely beating John to near death – ransacked the Jupiter 2 and virtually destroyed the robot. All this was done by the insane J’ahl as retribution for the death of his son, P’ezu, at the hands of the U.S. Government and Alpha Control. After their interrogation, the Robinsons, Major West and Dr. Smith were all “tagged” with subdural homing devices, implanted at the base of the neck, and led to the Great Machine – a mysterious device of unknown alien origin, discovered over a decade earlier by the Aeolians and whose functions remain, as yet, unfathomable to the gelatinous hostiles. Our story ended with the Robinson “guinea pigs” being totally discorporated and vanishing from the dais of the Great Machine, to the unbridled delight of J’ahl…
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Lost in Space #16 – September 1993
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artists: Michal Dutkiewicz, Ben Selby, Ivan Rohorek, Fiona Tobin & Tak Cheung
Cover by: Mike Deodato Jr.

Next in issue #16, “Shades of Earth”, Our heroes were then totally discorporated, split into three groups, and made to vanish from the dais of the Great Machine — to the unbridled delight of J’ahl, who thought them dead. In reality, the space family was teleported across space (and possibly time and other dimensions) to three different destinations. John, Maureen, and Penny have arrived on an alien world resembling, somewhat, the Australian outback. As a result of his head trauma, John is completely devoid of any memories of Maureen, Penny, or his past life as the Robinson patriarch. Don and Judy arrived on an Eden-like world. They are, so far, the only humans to set foot on this world. Will and Dr. Smith landed in the middle of a hostile, radioactive plain, where they had to fend off hoards of radiation-sick mutates. This irradiated dystopia turned out to be the remains of Camp Pendleton – on Earth!
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Lost in Space #17 – October 1993
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artists: Michal Dutkiewicz, Tak Cheung, Fiona Tobin & Associates
Cover by: Mike Deodato Jr.

Next in issue #17, “Like a Restless Wind”, Back on Proxima-4, the Robot and Penny’s menagerie attempt to repair the Jupiter 2 and continue their search for the Robinsons. Detecting life readings deep below the planet’s surface, the Robot begins digging his way underground (convinced that these readings may be the Robinsons), much to the confused bemusement of his Aeolian watchdogs. Don and Judy continue to adjust to life in paradise, giving up the pressures and frustrations of their former lives in favor of simpler pleasures. John Robinson, much to the consternation of his forgotten wife and daughter, decides to venture out to their hideaway cave and into the nearby alien town. Nearly asphyxiated, Will and Smith were rescued from radioactive death (and from being eaten by cannibalistic mutates) by Ana Saldana – ex-girlfriend of gang chieftain, Roberto Carlos Diaz – to be used as “bargaining chips” to help her regain favor in the eyes of the leader of the Lobos De Lunas…
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Lost in Space: #18 – November 1993
Writer: Bill Mumy
Artists: Michal Dutkiewicz, Tak Cheung, Fiona Tobin & Associates
Cover by: Mike Deodato Jr.

Finally in issue #18, “Change My World”, Back on Proxima-4, the Robot and Penny’s menagerie attempt to repair the Jupiter 2 and continue their search for the Robinsons. Detecting life readings deep below the planet’s surface, the Robot begins digging his way underground (convinced that these readings may be the Robinsons), much to the confused bemusement of his Aeolian watchdogs. Instead of his earthly charges, the mechanical stalwart finds a subterranean society of rock-like philosophers who apparently, are responsible for constructing the Great Machine – and hold the secret of its operation. Don and Judy, having married in a ceremony atop the hill where they first arrived on the Eden-like planet, continue to adjust to life in paradise as husband and wife, giving up the pressures and frustrations of their former lives in favor of simpler pleasures – which, now, will include another, as Judy announces her impending motherhood. John Robinson, much to the consternation of his forgotten wife and daughter, decides to venture out of their hideaway cave and into the nearby alien town, where he runs afoul of the local, dictatorial constabulary while protecting a local farmer, Deetz, from a severe beating by three self-same sentries – a beating which stirs memories of John’s own tortures by the maniacal J’ahl. Nearly asphyxiated, Will and Smith were rescued from radioactive death (and from being eaten by cannibalistic mutates) by Ana Saldana – ex-girlfriend of gang chieftain, Roberto Carlos Diaz – to be used as “bargaining chips” to help her regain favor in the eyes of the leader of the Lobos De Lunas. Our heroes manage to escape death at the hands of Diaz, but word of their existence spreads through the bunker and soon, Will and Smith are being hunted by the other two gangs – Deathgate and the Dragons – as well as the Lobos De Lunas.
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Comics lot contains: Lost in Space (1991 – 1993) Issues #1-18.  Innovation

Comics are bagged & boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly.

All First Printings
Publisher: Innovation
Publication Date: 1991 – 1993
Format per comic: FC, 32 pages, Comic, 10.25″ x 6.5″
UPC: None Stated

Collectible Entertainment note: Comics 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18 are in Fine to Very Fine condition.  Very Nice Set!  Please See Scans!! A must have for any serious Lost in Space collector and/or enthusiast.  A fun & entertaining read.  Very Highly Recommended.

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