#UFO ALIEN INVASION COMIC STRIP SKIN#

They held lamps that shone unnaturally brightly and seemed to be formed from some sort of glowing mineral. They didn't speak, but 'warbled' to one another as if they were chanting. The creatures were slender and humanoid in appearance, but 7 feet tall and bald except for a velvet soft down that covered their bodies. Suddenly, their horses startled, and they saw three 'strange beings' at the side of the road. Shaw was travelling with a companion by horse and carriage towards Lodi in California. This was one of the earliest reported alien encounters, and was written up in the Stockton Evening Mail in 1896. No one had any reason to suspect they were lying. Later she drew a star map which she said she had been shown by the aliens.īarney and Betty Hill were respected in their community – Barney was involved in the civil rights movement, and Betty was a social worker.

#UFO ALIEN INVASION COMIC STRIP SKIN#

She began having intense dreams about the experience, in which skin samples were taken from her and a needle thrust into her navel.

The Hills' clothes were torn in strange places, and Betty found a mysterious pink powder on her dress. However, they both claim to have experienced a buzzing sensation, and when they finally arrived home at dawn the four-hour journey had taken seven hours. Barney got out and through his binoculars says he saw 11 humanoid figures in shiny black uniforms and capes, watching them. They noticed a light in the sky which got closer, eventually appearing as a huge shape hovering above their car. When she was found, her body hair had grown considerably, suggesting she had been gone for much longer than the few, short hours she was missing.īarney and Betty Hill were driving back from a holiday in Niagara Falls in September 1961.

She said she remembered lying on a bed with tall figures leaning over her, reassuring her and taking samples from her. No one could explain how she had travelled such a distance in such a short time.Īmy was uninjured, except for red marks on her upper thighs and heels.

She said she was with Amy, who was in hospital, dazed and dehydrated. However, around 90 minutes later, Keith received a phone call from a woman in Mackay, Queensland – an eight-hour drive from Gundiah. The pair phoned the police, who struggled to take the claim seriously. The curtain was torn, and bushes outside were burnt. Petra woke Keith, but by the time he entered the room Amy was gone. Petra was woken at 11.15pm and went into the living room, where she was horrified to find Amy being carried in a sleeping position out through the window on a beam of light to a 'huge ship outside'. Amy Rylance, then 22, her husband Keith, and her friend Petra were at the Rylances' home in Gundiah, Australia, in October 2001.

Ufo alien invasion comic strip