Metamorpho #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMetamorpho, "The Fab Freak of 1000-and-1 Changes," charges into action on this 1967 DC issue as a massive serpentine creature with snapping jaws dominates the foreground, with a glowing figure sprawled helplessly in its coils. The cover teases the arrival of Element Girl, the self-proclaimed "Chemical Doll," shown poised in the background — but the tagline pointedly questions whether she's any match for the deadly Stingaree. Sal Trapani and Charles Paris deliver a dynamic, wonderfully pulpy cover that makes this one hard to put back on the shelf.
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Element Girl stops the wedding of Rex and Sapphire to ask Metamorpho's help in stopping Stingaree.
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