Five-Score Plus Comic Monthly #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Was Earth's Strangest Prisoner," a scientific expedition stumbles upon a mysterious island dotted with colossal stone statues eerily reminiscent of Easter Island’s enigmas. When one of the statues awakens, the team must decipher an ancient tablet to uncover the truth: the statues are guardians of a buried alien base, and their activation triggers a countdown to the island’s submersion. Written and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by Kirby and letters by Milt Snapinn, this 1960 adventure blends prehistoric mystery with cosmic wonder, all framed by Dick Dillin’s cover pencils and Charles Paris’s inks.
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A scientific expedition comes across an unknown island with stone statues resembling those on Easter Island. After one of the statues comes to life, Prof. Spears deciphers an tablet and discovers that the statues are sentries for an ancient alien base under the island. Luckily, the tablet also tells the scientists how to deactivate the sentries, and they are able to escape before the island submerges.
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