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| Adventures Into The Unknown #116 |
Adventures into the Unknown v1 #116, 1960 - An anthropologist travels to the remote Idaho mountains in search of a hundred year old serpent cult. This brief tale showcases
Al Williamson's realistic rendering style, whether in facial close-ups or wilderness backgrounds. Angelo Torres' inks are tight and concise. Their most intriguing image is the Merlin-like wizard on the first page, which oddly enough, has little to do with the story. Other artists in this silver age science fiction comic include Paul Reinman, John Forte and Kurt Schaffenberger. Cover by Ogden Whitney. This is 5 of 5
Adventures Into The Unknown issues by
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"Out of the Unknown" Williamson story pencils (Angelo Torres inks) 4 pages = ***
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