Fantasy Illustrated #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Life Battery," Dr. Hillory manipulates Eve into committing crimes and murder, intending to sell her as a weaponized tool, while Adam struggles to break free from the scientist's control—thanks to Kay's aid—just as the full scope of Hillory's dangerous ambitions begins to unfold. Written by Eando Binder and Bill Spicer, with art by Bill Spicer and D. Bruce Berry, and a cover by Dick Memorich, this 1964 issue blends psychological tension with sci-fi dread in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In "Adam Link's Vengeance, Part Two," Adam Link fights to reclaim his autonomy after being freed from Dr. Hillory’s control, only to confront the devastating aftermath of the scientist’s cruel experiments. With Eve caught in Hillory’s web and Kay’s help proving pivotal, Adam must face the consequences of a scheme that turned a human soul into a weapon.
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Reprinted in Weird Fantasies #1 (1972), The Art of Al Williamson #[nn] (1983), Fandom's Finest Comics #[1] (1997), Fandom's Finest Comics #2 (1998)
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