Four Color #1157
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDell's adaptation of Jules Verne's adventure brings the cover tagline to vivid life: "the story of a madman who tried to destroy the armies of the world and outlaw war!" The cover, illustrated by Jack Sparling, depicts a massive, menacing airship looming over a scene of chaos — burning ships, shattered masts, and desperate figures in small boats below, all rendered in dramatic oranges and greens that capture the scale of destruction. It's a striking piece of 1961 comic art that makes Verne's grand, unsettling vision of technological terror genuinely hard to put down.
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In 1871, three balloonists are captured when they investigate the eruption of a volcano in Pennsylvania. Their captor is the mad inventor Robur, who has built a huge airship. He embarks on a mission to attack the world's armies and force them to give up war.
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