Eerie #127
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Justin King of the Jungle" kicks off in Eerie #127 (1981) with a tense, atmospheric tale of a lone smuggler prowling the darkened docks at midnight, where every sound—like a distant click—feels like a threat. Written by Budd Lewis and brought to life with sharp, moody art by Howard Chaykin and Lee Elias, the story unfolds with a creeping dread that lingers long after the final page. The cover, a striking piece by Nestor Redondo, captures the eerie mood perfectly.
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"At midnight on the whartf, with blackness a tight shroud around him and all the good citizens aslep, every slight sound unnerved the smuggler. That clicking could have been rats, or restless hoboes, or the bolt of a machine gun being pulled back!"
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