Adventures into Terror #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Ran Away," a haunting tale from 1954, survivors of a post-apocalyptic World War III struggle to rebuild in a world reduced to savagery, their desperate attempts at peace undone by the ever-present cycle of violence. Paul Reinman handles both pencils and inks for the stark, evocative interior art, while Artie Simek’s lettering adds to the story’s tense atmosphere. Gene Colan’s cover captures the grim mood with a striking, shadowed image of a lone figure fleeing into the ruins.
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A group of the survivors of World War III, thrown back into barbarism by the destruction of atomic war, recount the endless march of warfare as they prepare to fight their neighbors with sticks and clubs, beginning the cycle over again.
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