Doctor Fate #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBilled as "A Special Tale of the Original Doctor Fate," this 1992 DC issue presents the helmless, golden-ankh-adorned sorcerer suspended dramatically against a bold yellow lightning-bolt shape, fists clenched as a crowd of imperiled figures — including a wide-eyed blonde woman caught in a tangle of machinery — swirls around him in vivid reds and purples. Richard Piers Rayner's cover art delivers a striking, kinetic composition that sets a tense, otherworldly mood perfectly suited to a story titled "The Spirit Motor." With writing by Tom Joyner and inks by Rick Bryant rounding out the creative team, this standalone chapter is a compelling visit to one of DC's most enduring mystical heroes.
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Kent relates to Inza a story of an adventure early in his career where he was transported to the past and met his mother.
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