The Plague of Oblivion

Perry Rhodan - English #28

by Clark Darlton

Science-Fiction

Genres: Science Fiction, Fiction

156 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1973

About the author

Pen name of German science fiction author Walter Ernsting.

Reviews

[Liedzeit Liedzeit · Rating 2 out of 5]

And now our heroes come up with the bright idea to use a bit of biological warfare. The Springers are infected with a disease to which there is no cure for them that leads to memory loss. And is in reality, as it is explained completely harmless. The effects vanish after a few weeks. Enough time to put the exploited planet under quarantine for fifty years. That does not make much sense. But okay. As long as this little adventure comes to an end.

At least this one is quite entertaining. Especially compared to the last episode.

5/10

[Joe Santoro · Rating 3 out of 5]

It seems the problem of the Springers is too much for the writers, too. Suddenly Perry and Co have access to a virus that erases your memory, but only for a little while, but really makes you smarter in the end?

Just a bit much, and where did such a thing come from? Combine that with the fact that Pucky seems to be an invincible juggernaut, and there's not alot of tension or drama here. Hopefully, they'll move on next book.

[Matt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Okay this is seriously one of the weirdest plans in this whole series, and that's saying something.

[AndrewP · Rating 3 out of 5]

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