Playbill
August, 1997
It's time to shoot past the moon and land a man on Mars. An expedition would take six months less time than it took Magellan to circumnavigate the globe and would cost far less than the Apollo project--and no one disputes the tangible benefits wrought by those trips. In Houston, We Have Landed on Mars,Mark Bowden hangs loose with a bunch of hippie visionaries who are making a high-tech dream a low-budget reality. Bowden's Martian chronicle (illustrated by Donato Giancola) shows what a long, stra...
