Forbidden Planet : The Saga of the Krell #1

Forbidden Planet: The Saga of the Krell: No. 1 of 4 By David Campiti & Daerick Gross, Sr. – 1992 / Innovation Publishing – Part one of Innovation's official comic book adaptation of MGM's Forbidden Planet (1956): the adaptation of the classic motion picture "Forbidden Planet" – script by David Campiti with adaptation and painted art by Daerick Gross, Sr. (Color Illustrations / Illustrator). Written by Allen Adler, Cyril Hume, David Campiti, Irving Block and William Shakespeare. Illustrated by Daerick Gröss | Storylines: Relief Ship | '-'

The Complete Film Adaptation! Scenes Never Before Revealed! The Making of the Movie! Behind-The-Scenes Photos!
The Id Monster, a terrifying creature formed by man's subconscious. Also, Doctor Morbius gives a couple of the crew members of the C-57-D the lowdown on the Krell, an ancient, highly advanced civilization. . .

Forbidden Planet: The Saga of the Krell by David Campiti, Daerick Gröss, Sr. (Artist)
Perhaps the greatest of all classic Science fiction films! This is the complete film adaptation of the film plus has scenes never before revealed. There are notes regarding the making of the movie and behind the scenes photos in addition to the full length, full color adaptation of the film itself. A fantastic value for a fantastic saga! David Campiti has written numerous comics including Superman, Hero Alliance, and many others.

Collect Forbidden Planet (1992) #1-4!
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4nztAnbt-1Q
(About Forbidden Planet / Sub. Engl.)
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Ficção Científica na TV (Dublado e Leg. em Português)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHvEfUUebqc
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[IMDb] Forbidden Planet (1956)
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0049223/
'(...) Robby the Robot and the "Lost in Space TV series' Robot had a couple of "family reunions" in two "Lost in Space" episodes: Lost in Space: War of the Robots (1966) and Lost in Space: Condemned of Space (1967).

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