Lion #13 July 1968

Jul 1968 · IPC · 7d [0-0-7 GBP]

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In "The Spider v the Snake," the enigmatic Gimmick-Kid, recently freed from confinement thanks to an alien's twisted design, faces a new threat with the help of a mysterious "normaliser-jewel." Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life by Carlos Pino’s dynamic art with Vicente Alcázar’s inks, this 1968 Lion issue delivers a high-stakes clash where transformation and control are at the heart of the battle.

Contains 10 stories

The Spider v the Snake

4 pp

Untitled story

3 pp

Untitled story

2 pp

Untitled story

4 pp

Zercoz the Cosmic Destroyer (as a statue and as a disembodied voice)

In a brief, sharp tale from Lion #13 (1968), Gimmick-Kid—once trapped and transformed—breaks free when an alien manipulates events to claim the heroes' downfall himself. With the help of a mysterious "normaliser-jewel," he reverses his own reptilian form and turns the menacing Brain-Man into a harmless toy, all in just four pages of crisp, no-frills storytelling.

Untitled story

2 pp

Robot Archie and the Superons

3 pp · Adventure, Science Fiction

Untitled story

1 pp

The Scalp Hunters

6 pp

Untitled story

2 pp

Untitled story

1 pp