Airboy Comics #5 [100]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Submarine Saboteur," a mysterious figure rises from the Valley of the Moon—once a deceased commissioner, now a waxen revenant in French North Africa. Tending to strange moonlight plants in his garden, he breathes in their vapors, transforming into a zombie-like force with a hidden agenda. Written by Ernest Schroeder and Ed Cronin and illustrated by Schroeder, this 1952 Hillman classic blends eerie atmosphere and pulp intrigue, with Schroeder handling both the interior art and cover.
In the dusty shadows of French North Africa, a dead commissioner returns—not to life, but to something far stranger. His waxen form stirs in the moonlight, drawn back to the home of his niece and nephew, where he tends to eerie plants that fuel his unnatural existence. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, "The Man of Moonlight" unfolds in silent dread, where the garden blooms with secrets and the night holds its breath.
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Reprinted in Frankenstein Comics #2 (1954), Men of Mystery Comics #56 (2005), Crypt of Horror #8 (2010), Roy Thomas Presents The Heap #1 (2012), Roy Thomas Presents The Heap #3 (2013), Frogman Comics #7
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