Eks almanah #410
In "Senka Džor-Ela," Jonathan Kent stumbles upon a peculiar mystery when his beloved worm collection starts behaving in ways that defy explanation. As strange tremors ripple through Smallville, he digs deeper into the strange phenomenon, uncovering a secret tied to the land itself. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Joe Staton with inks by Frank Chiaramonte, this 1984 issue from Dečje novine features a cover by Kurt Schaffenberger and Ricardo Villagrán, capturing the quiet tension of a small town on edge.
In "Senka Džor-Ela," Jonathan Kent stumbles upon a peculiar anomaly when his prized worm collection starts behaving erratically, leading him down a strange path that uncovers the hidden cause behind the unsettling Earth tremors shaking Smallville. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story blends quiet suburban mystery with the quiet urgency of a man trying to protect his home from forces he doesn’t yet understand.
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