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Cover: Sol Brodsky & Chris Rule

Astonishing #11

Apr 1952 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“The Last of Mr. Mordeaux”

In "The Last of Mr. Mordeaux," a 1952 Marvel mystery from the early days of the company's superhero era, a man with a split face—one side handsome, the other grotesque—uses his duality to evade justice, revealing the pleasing side to police and the repulsive one to his victims. Sy Grudko handles both pencils and inks for the story, bringing this eerie psychological tale to life, while Sol Brodsky and Chris Rule deliver the striking cover.

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artist, inker Sy Grudko · cover Sol Brodsky, Chris Rule

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artist, inker Sy Grudko
cover pencils Sol Brodsky
cover inks Chris Rule

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A man that has a handsome face on one side of his skull and an ugly face on the opposite side shows the ugly face to his robbery victims and his handsome face to the nearby apprehending police in order to be released. His crimes end when he is struck and killed by a patrol car.

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