Misty #19th May 1979 [67]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Perfect Specimen," Gail’s fascination with insects preserved in amber takes a chilling turn when a school trip to Norway leads her to a hidden glacial site. After uncovering a rare specimen, she plunges through thinning ice, becoming trapped in the frozen depths—only to be discovered millennia later by sentient insects who marvel at her as a flawless relic. A haunting, quietly eerie tale from a 1979 IPC publication, rendered in stark, evocative typeset lettering.
In a remote Norwegian glacial valley, Gail’s fascination with insects preserved in amber leads her on a perilous journey during a school trip. After uncovering a rare specimen above the ice, she plunges through a hidden crevasse and is frozen in the ancient glacier. Centuries later, intelligent insects awaken in the same ice, marveling at her as a flawless, preserved specimen—untouched by time.
In the shadowed hills near Chateau D'Arc, a carriage teeters on the edge of a cliff, and a mother must choose between her twin daughters—only one to survive the fall. Years later, a girl raised by wolves returns to the world, her past a mystery written in the wild.
In "Wolf Girl," Lona grapples with a shocking truth: she wasn’t raised by humans at all, but by a wolf after her parents died in the mountains. Now, long-buried instincts and memories from her wild upbringing are resurfacing, challenging everything she thought she knew about herself.
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