Classics Illustrated #63 [HRN 165]

Jan 1962 · Gilberton · 0.15 USD

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“The Man Without A Country”

A condemned man, cut off from all news of his homeland, spends decades drifting across the seas in Classics Illustrated #63, a 1962 tale of exile and memory. Written by Alfred Sundel and Edward Everett Hale, with evocative art by Angelo Torres, this powerful adaptation captures the quiet tragedy of a life severed from its roots. The cover, by Gerald McCann, mirrors the story’s somber tone with its striking, period-accurate design.

writer Alfred Sundel · writer Edward Everett Hale · artist, inker Angelo Torres · cover Gerald McCann

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writer Alfred Sundel

writer Edward Everett Hale

artist, inker Angelo Torres

cover pencils, inks Gerald McCann

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Phillip Nowlan, a conspirator with Aaron Burr, is condemned to never hear of America again and spends the rest of his life on ships at sea, protected from news from home.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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HRN 167

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