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Cover: Butch Guice & Tom Palmer

Rom #60

Nov 1984 · Marvel · 0.60 USD; 0.30 GBP; 0.75 CAD
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“The Eyes of a Child!”

In "The Eyes of a Child!", Rom, Brandy, and Rick stumble upon a deadly train wreck where every passenger has been drained by Dire Wraiths—except for a young girl named Cindy, whose mother sacrificed her own life to sever a Wraith’s tongue, leaving the creature’s mind trapped within her. Written by Bill Mantlo and brought to life with eerie precision by Steve Ditko, with inks by Tom Palmer and colors by Petra Scotese, this haunting issue explores the fragile line between innocence and possession. The cover by Butch Guice and Tom Palmer captures the unsettling stillness of a child’s gaze that holds something far older and darker.

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writer Bill Mantlo · artist Steve Ditko · inker Tom Palmer · colorist Petra Scotese · letterer Janice Chiang · cover Butch Guice, Tom Palmer

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colorist Petra Scotese
letterer Janice Chiang
cover pencils Butch Guice
cover inks Tom Palmer

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Rom, Brandy and Rick happen upon a train whose passengers have all been killed by Dire Wraiths. The only survivor is a little girl whose mother cut a Wraith's tongue before her daughter could be totally drained and now little Cindy is cursed with the mind of the Wraith trapped in her head.

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