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| Mystery Tales #51 |
Mystery Tales v1 #51, 1957 - Confining himself to a remote Tibeta mountain, a rogue scientist completes his controversial growth serum. In a mere four pages, Al Williamson tells the story succinctly and beautifully. From the cabin interior's disheveled bookcases to the massive rock formations outside, the artist renders this lonely setting with realistic flair. Every page shows exceptional detail, thanks to Ralph Mayo's deft inking. This story was later reprinted in The Art of Al Williamson. Other artists in this golden age comic include Joe Orlando, Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Dave Berg and Ed Winiarski.
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Mystery Tales v1 = 4 Williamson issues
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"The Lizard" Williamson story pencils (Ralph Mayo inks) 4 pages = ****
"The Lizard" Williamson story pencils (Ralph Mayo inks) 4 pages = ****
Mystery Tales #51 - Al Williamson art
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