Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery #11 - Al Williamson art

Boris Karloff #11
Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery v1 #11, 1965 - Three selfish men revel in hearing, seeing and speaking of the tragic events of others. Coinciding with the story's theme of "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil", this effort by Al Williamson is polished and consummately professional. The constantly changing settings give the artist a variety of foreign locales to draw, from the harbor of Hong Kong (see interior page below) to the famed London Bridge. Meticulous in detail, Williamson displays a work of confidence and excellence. This story was later reprinted in the book Al Williamson Forbidden Worlds. Other artists in this silver age horror comic include Joe Certa, Al McWilliams and Joe Orlando. Cover by George Wilson. This is 1 of 1 Boris Karloff issues by Williamson.
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"Hear, See, Speak Evil" Williamson story pencils and inks 8 pages = ***

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