Creatures on the Loose #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tower of the Serpent-Women!", a man in Africa is given the mysterious idol Mala-Tor by grateful locals, unaware it holds a power that draws him to hidden treasure. When a thief steals the idol and tries to bury it, the forest itself seems to awaken—turning a tree into a living threat. Bernard Baily’s dynamic art brings the eerie, ancient magic to life, while John Romita and Tony Mortellaro’s cover captures the tale’s primal tension. A 20-cent comic from 1973, this issue blends adventure and supernatural mystery in a story that’s as much about consequence as it is about greed.
In "The Eyes of Mala-Tor," a man in Africa is given a mysterious idol by grateful locals after he helps them, unaware that the carved figure holds a strange power to lead its bearer to hidden wealth. When a thief steals the idol and buries it, he’s soon confronted by a living tree that rises from the earth to punish him—only for the old man to intervene and stop the idol’s violent retribution.
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