Space Racers

Hawk is assigned to lead a mission to the Moon to supervise the use of a Lunar Elevator to lift a group of freighters carrying Moon rocks into space.

It’s time for a Stardust Space Academy tradition: the exciting annual race across Mars’s rocky canyons, which happens once every Martian year.

Eagle, Robyn and Hawk zoom off into space only to encounter powerful solar flares that hurtle them down onto the surface of an unfamiliar planet.

Eagle nominates himself as Class President... only to be challenged by Robyn, who also feels she’d make an effective leader.

Eagle, Robyn, and Hawk overhear Headmaster Crane talking about top secret “Project P.S.P.”, and how the mission will require a great quantity...

Things are suddenly going haywire around Stardust Bay and Headmaster Crane determines a solar storm is the root of the problem.

Using a high-powered telescope, Robyn and Hawk find a destination in space and fly there to spend some time together without inviting Eagle along.

It’s Career Day at the Academy, when the Racers are evaluated for their most suitable future job and given a chance to try it out.

A deep space probe, designed to collect data in far off galaxies, prematurely reappears in our Solar System… on a collision course with the Sun.

Eagle, Robyn and Hawk are enthralled by the beauty of Earth as seen from a distance until they spot a huge storm moving directly toward Stardust Bay.

While cleaning up space garbage in low Earth orbit, the Space Racers encounter a remnant from one of Stardust’s earliest space programs: Quest One.

Eagle, Robyn, and Hawk stumble upon a mysterious old map that seems to reveal a network of Martian canals built by some ancient civilization.

The Racers are on a class trip to Venus not far from a creepy abandoned space station, rumored to be haunted, in orbit of the planet.

Hawk and his friends accidentally damage the solar-powered Lunar Elevator leaving a group of rockets trapped aboard a broken elevator.

Stardust Space Academy is preparing for the “Eclipse Run,” a tradition where two students are chosen to race to the Moon and back during the...

When Vulture demands that a larger statue of his glorious image be erected on the school campus, the first casualty is the school’s large telescope.

Thanks to an accident while they’re playing near Coot’s workshop yard, our heroes are relegated to collecting mounds of junk from upended...

Starling makes a startling discovery one night: Earth’s Moon seems to be smaller than the last time she saw it. Can this be?

Robyn does an analysis of Eagle’s “patented spin-fling-and-score” move and suggests improvements. Eagle, however, wants no part of Robyn’s...