Lion #29 June 1968

Jun 1968 · IPC · 7d [0-0-7 GBP]

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In "The Spider versus the Snake," Gadgetman races to rescue abducted scientists, battling a trio of super-powered thugs unleashed by the Trickster. As he fights through the chaos, he’s confronted by Braino, the sinister mastermind behind the Brain-Men, while Gimmick-Kid faces a terrifying transformation at the hands of one of the mind-controlled monsters. Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life by Carlos Pino’s dynamic art with Vicente Alcázar’s inks, this 1968 IPC classic delivers high-stakes action and eerie suspense in a story that’s both a thrilling standalone and a pivotal moment in the series.

Contains 11 stories

The Spider versus the Snake

4 pp

Untitled story

3 pp

Untitled story

2 pp

Robot Archie's Time Machine

3 pp · Adventure, Science Fiction

Untitled story

2 pp

Untitled story

1 pp

Untitled story

4 pp

In the shadowy aftermath of a scientist's abduction, Gadgetman squares off against a trio of thugs empowered by the Trickster’s tricks, only to face a new threat in the form of Braino, the chilling overseer of the Brain-Men. As Gadgetman fights to stay ahead, Gimmick-Kid confronts one of the Brain-Men—only to find himself in a terrifying transformation, caught in a struggle that blurs the line between man and monster.

Untitled story

2 pp

The Old Hunter

4 pp

Untitled story

2 pp

Untitled story

1 pp