Classics Illustrated #11

· Thorpe & Porter · 1/3 [0-1-3 GBP]

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A tattered H. G. Wells arrives late to dinner, bearing only a single flower as proof of a journey beyond time. In this classic adaptation, his tale unfolds as a gripping account of travel to the distant future, where he encounters the enigmatic Weena, faces the hidden dangers of the Morlocks, and confronts the fragile remnants of humanity. Illustrated with striking detail by Lou Cameron and brought to life on the cover by George Wilson, this issue offers a timeless adventure from the original author and a fresh narrative by Lorenz Graham.

Contains 2 stories

The Time Machine

44 pp · Science Fiction

H. G. WellsWells' unnamed friendsEloi (people from over 800,000 years in the future)Weena (girl, a Eloi)The Morlocks (villains)

Jo, late to dinner and disheveled, recounts to his friends the astonishing tale of his time machine, his journey to a distant future, a fleeting romance with Weena, and the perilous struggle against the hidden Morlocks. The only evidence he offers is a single flower she gave him—a fragile token from a world beyond time.

Part 7: The Elizabethan Age

2 pp · History

Elizabeth IElizabeth I's un-named suitor (death)John (settler)