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Penthouse #1

Sep 1985 · Penthouse · 4.50 USD
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"Jungle Man and Snake" is a 1985 espionage tale from Penthouse, a 4.50 USD comic that kicks off with high-stakes intrigue: Russian agent Katrina Romanoff has infiltrated the Presidential household of Transylvania after seducing John Vain, while the KGB dispatches Ivan Penisovich to Washington, D.C., with a mission to seduce Sweet Chastity, the Transylvanian ambassador. Written by Bob Guccione and illustrated with bold, distinctive style by Ron Embleton—whose work spans pencils, inks, and colors—this issue blends Cold War tension with a surreal, stylized flair.

Contains 3 stories
Jungle Man and Snake
1 pp
New Religious Revivals
1 pp
Two Russian Agents
6 pp
Vincent Von FrankensteinElectra Von FrankensteinIgorJohn VainSweet ChastityBelaKatrina RomanoffColonel Alexi SadistinovIvan Penisovich

In "Two Russian Agents," written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed interior artist, the Cold War heats up in the most unexpected way: when Russian spy Katrina Romanoff infiltrates the Transylvanian presidential household under the guise of romance, her mission is mirrored by a new operative, Ivan Penisovich, sent to Washington, D.C., to seduce the Transylvanian ambassador, Sweet Chastity.

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artist, inker, colorist Ron Embleton

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