Adventures of the Fly #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ice Giant From Pluto," a chemist's accidental exposure to the planet-killing compound Chlordane-X sets off a bizarre chain of events, turning him into a weapon the mob can't resist. With his deadly touch and a mysterious connection to Pluto, he becomes an unexpected threat to the Fly—though just how far his powers truly extend remains a chilling mystery. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by John Rosenberger, with inks and letters by Rosenberger and John Duffy, this 1962 adventure features a cover by Rosenberger that captures the eerie, otherworldly tension of the story.
In "The Ice Giant From Pluto," Fly Girl teams up with the Coast Guard to deal with a mysterious, otherworldly iceberg, only to find herself aided by a stranger who claims to be the Fly—though he lacks any of the hero’s famed powers. The story unfolds with a mix of icy suspense and unexpected deception, as Jo and her unlikely ally face a threat that defies Earthly logic.
In "The Man With the Chlordane Hands," a chemist's accidental exposure to the volatile Chlordane-X grants him a terrifying ability—his touch can kill not just insects, but entire planets. Now marked by his power, he’s drawn into a deadly offer: eliminate the Fly for the mob, turning his curse into a weapon.
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Reprinted in Creepy Worlds #165 (1976), Creepy Worlds #202 (1982), Sunny Sun #35 (1982), Star-Team #5 (1983), Creepy Worlds #99
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