Proof #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe tagline says it all — "If you believe in monsters, you need… Proof" — and issue #22 brings that promise vividly to life with a cover by Riley Rossmo that layers a snowbound night scene with unsettling beauty. A lone figure in a wide-brimmed hat strides through a wintry landscape of dark pines and a pale moon, while the foreground is dominated by the enormous, haunting face of a fallen creature staring up with pale, vacant eyes — a skull icon and cryptic red markings adding to the eerie atmosphere. Alex Grecian and Rossmo's "Julia: Part Five" looks to deliver exactly the kind of cryptozoological dread this 2009 Image series does so well.
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As Proof and Julia return home from Oslo he tells her how in 1860 he went to Russia to find Julia and discovered she'd given birth to a son with the same appearance as her and whom Thomas named "Gulliver." Thomas couldn't handle the child's appearance and smothered the infant to death. When Julia died the same night from childbirth complications, Thomas had both of them stuffed and turned into an attraction; Mi-Chen-Po was outraged to see what became of them.
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