Classics Illustrated #133 [O]

A man arrives late to dinner, disheveled and breathless, to recount a journey beyond time itself in "The Time Machine," a tale adapted from H. G. Wells’ classic with new narrative framing by Lorenz Graham and vividly rendered by Lou Cameron, whose art brings the distant future and its hidden horrors to life. The story unfolds through the eyes of a traveler who glimpses humanity’s distant evolution, finds unexpected connection, and confronts the Morlocks in a world where time has rewritten everything—his only proof a single flower from a woman named Weena. The cover, by George Wilson, captures the eerie mystery of the tale with a striking image of the time machine’s silhouette against a twilight sky.