Commander Cody Of The Interstellar Police — Kyle Cicero / L.G. Fabbo-Gonnella

It is the twenty-seventh millennium, and dark forces have arisen to threaten the peace and freedom of the universe's intergalactic government. A crafty villain who calls himself Emperor Z'tark is planning a war of conquest in order to create his own tyrannical empire. In these uncertain times, the people of the galaxy look to their youthful champion, the brave and resourceful Commander Cody of the Interstellar Police, and together with his older sidekick Sub-Commander Brady, they are all that stand in the way of this evil. Over and over the two have foiled the Emperor's plotting, but now Z'tark believes that his newest scheme will prevail. With the aid of the lizard alien, Doctor Gazo, the two invent a helmet which, if used on the buff commander, will render him a submissive sexual slave to the monstrous ruler. Will the designs of this villain prevail? Will treachery from an unexpected source betray the handsome young hero into the arms of his foes? The galaxy holds its breath in fear!In another tale: As the twenty-seventh millennium draws to a close, recent academy graduate Interstellar Police Officer Huangdi dreams of following in the path of the academy's legendary heroes by engaging in adventures of bravery and danger. Yet, his first assignment seems a rather mundane mission. The handsome young Asian officer is ordered to go to a far off planet that once served as the final battleground between Emperor Z'tark and Commander Cody. There he is to secure the transfer to the academy of this planet pursuant to an offer of transfer by its lone occupant who calls himself 'The Caretaker'. The mission seems simple, but once there, Huangdi finds himself caught up in a hidden agenda by the Caretaker in the form of a seductive mind game that will play out "In The Gardens Of New Eden"! Finally a mysterious prisoner who is held in solitary on Planet G becomes the object of curiosity for an Interstellar Police Officer who has been assigned as his guard. The young well-built policeman should have obeyed headquarters' order that 'absolutely no one is permitted contact with this prisoner'. If too much curiosity can kill a cat it can also set one loose among the pigeons!