Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #320
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Primitive Peril," the Robinsons venture into a mysterious, Earth-like lost world where they encounter a tribe of primitive humanoid aliens and must confront a towering, upright-walking reptilian monster. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and brought to life with dynamic art by Dan Spiegle—both pencils and inks—this 1968 adventure from Western Publishing delivers a classic sci-fi tale with vivid colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop and crisp lettering by Rome Siemon. The cover, by George Wilson, captures the thrilling moment of danger with bold, expressive lines.
In "Primitive Peril," the Robinsons land on a remote, Earth-like planet teeming with ancient wonders and hidden dangers, where they encounter a tribe of primitive humanoid aliens and must protect them from a towering, reptilian predator. A tense, action-driven adventure unfolds as the explorers navigate the wilds of a forgotten world, facing threats both natural and unknown.
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Reprinted in Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #414 (1976)
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