Blood and Thunder #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Forgotten Island," a man left paralyzed by a devastating car crash faces a grim fate when his wife, overwhelmed by despair, plans to end his life. Meanwhile, yachtsman Johnny Halo, after a mysterious scuba dive, transforms into the Son of Satan and flies to the hospital to confront the wife. As the paralyzed man rises and seizes the knife, a shocking revelation unfolds when the Son of Satan disintegrates in flame upon contact. The story, written and illustrated by Martin Russel, features a striking cover by Robert Susor, capturing the eerie tension of a 1968 tale where the line between vengeance and redemption blurs.
In "The Forgotten Island," a man washes ashore on a mysterious land where beast-like men rule with a gaze that turns men to mindless zombies—while the women, unharmed by the curse, lead daring raids to reclaim their freedom. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this haunting six-page tale from Blood and Thunder #7 (1968) unfolds in a world where power and survival are shaped by unseen forces.
In "null," a man lies paralyzed after a devastating car crash, his wife torn between love and despair—until a sudden transformation turns yachtsman Johnny Halo into Son of Satan mid-scuba dive. He flies to the hospital, intent on killing the wife, but the paralyzed man, now risen, seizes the knife and strikes back—only to die moments later as the demon dissolves in flame. Johnny returns to his human form, still on his yacht, the storm of the night unresolved.
In the vast silence of space, Swordfire, Kandar, and The Cosmic Gladiator face an alien threat on Uranus— the Vilk—but their efforts falter against the invaders’ defenses. Forced to retreat, they return to Earth and rally Blue Streak, whose teleportation powers become the key to turning the tide. As the Six for Justice close in, the fate of the solar system hangs in the balance.
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