Kona #8

Oct 1963 · Dell · 0.12 USD

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“The Strange Snowmen”

In "The Strange Snowmen," Kona’s ingenuity takes a surprising turn as he concocts an unusual alcoholic brew to calm a stampeding herd of armadillos—only to outwit them with a clever trap using vines and crocodile-infested waters. Written by Don Segall and illustrated by Sam Glanzman, with lettering by Charlotte Jetter, this 1963 Dell adventure blends wit and survival in a vivid, action-packed tale. The cover by Vic Prezio captures the moment’s tension with bold, dynamic lines.

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writer Don Segall · artist, inker Sam Glanzman · letterer Charlotte Jetter · cover Vic Prezio

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writer Don Segall

artist, inker Sam Glanzman

letterer Charlotte Jetter

cover pencils, inks Vic Prezio

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Anak creates an alcoholic drink with which to subdue a herd of rampaging armadillos. Then he and Thoth use vines to trick the armadillos into entering crocodile-infested waters.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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