Motion Picture Comics #110
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFawcett's Motion Picture Comics adapts the George Pal/Paramount sci-fi sensation When Worlds Collide in this striking 1952 issue, its cover dominated by a sleek rocket ship surrounded by sheets of flame on a launch ramp — humanity's last desperate gamble rendered in vivid Technicolor-inspired imagery. Inset above, a man and woman embrace against a fiery sky, capturing the film's intertwined threads of romance and apocalyptic urgency. With interior art by George Evans and Al Williamson bringing Leo Dorfman's adaptation of the Balmer/Wylie story to life, this is a genuinely compelling time capsule of early-'50s science fiction at its most ambitious.
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Reprinted in Motion Picture Comics #60 (1952)
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