Lost Planet Airmen

Year: 1951

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: English

Director: Fred C. Brannon

Adapted from the 1949 serial King of the Rocketmen, the feature follows a young scientist who dons a new rocket‑powered flying suit to combat a mysterious saboteur known only as Dr. Vulcan. The story expands the original adventure with extended aerial action as the hero strives to thwart the villain’s shadowy schemes.

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