Fantasy Illustrated #2

Apr 1964 · Bill Spicer · 0.50 USD

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“The Life Battery”

In "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.

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writer Eando Binder · writer, artist, letterer Bill Spicer · artist, inker D. Bruce Berry · cover Dick Memorich

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writer Eando Binder

writer, artist, letterer Bill Spicer

artist, inker D. Bruce Berry

cover pencils, inks Dick Memorich

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Dr. Hillory forces Eve to steal and murder for him, and plans to sell her as just another "tool". Thanks to Kay's help, Adam is freed from Hillory's control, but not in time to prevent dire consequences of the greedy scientist's actions & ambitions.

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