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Planet of the Apes#122
Cover: Ron Wilson & Pablo Marcos

Planet of the Apes #122

Feb 1977 · Marvel UK · 0.09 GBP
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Contains 4 stories
Murder In Paradise!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Tower of Death!
5 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanTaraYusefMad Jakk (introduction, death?)

In "Tower of Death!", Conan and his companions, Tara and Yusef, stumble upon a mysterious city that rises from the desert like a forgotten dream. When a bat-like creature abducts a captive woman and drags her to a towering spire, the trio must brave the deadly structure to save her—only to discover the city itself is a sentient trap, born of a deformed sorcerer’s ambition. As the ground cracks beneath them and the sky darkens, Conan faces not just the beast in the tower, but the chilling truth behind the city’s twisted creation—and the fate of its mad architect, Mad Jakk.

Ship of Ghouls!
6 pp · Horror-Suspense
LiptonCaptain James MatsonTannerPatchHawker
Children of the Bomb
12 pp · Science Fiction
BrentNovaDr. ZaiusGeneral UrsusTaylor

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Full credits

artist, inker Dino Castrillo
cover pencils Ron Wilson
cover inks Pablo Marcos

Reprints

↩ Reprints Man-Thing #13 (1975), Conan the Barbarian #56 (1975), Adventures on the Planet of the Apes #10 (1976), Planet of the Apes #26 (1976)

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