Monster #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Atlas Comics humor title from July puts its pint-sized troublemaker front and center — a scowling, freckled blonde boy in an orange shirt looms mischievously behind an unsuspecting workman in blue overalls, who kneels beside a freshly laid cement wall clutching a bright yellow "Keep Off! Fresh Cement" sign. A trowel, a paint can, and a slingshot tucked into the kid's waistband complete the picture of impending chaos, all rendered with cheerful cartoon energy by Maurice Whitman. It's a warm slice of 1950s comic mischief that makes the title's promise — this child is the monster — immediately and delightfully clear.
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London, 1853. Scientist Hinsdale works on a potion to alter man for the better. When he transforms a rival into a hideous fiend, he won’t complain either. In the end the beast turns against his creator – who had been tricked all along by the forces of evil.
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