Smash! Annual #1970
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Captain Blackheart" kicks off with Rubberman stepping into the Instantaneous Matter Transmitter, hoping for a quick trip—only to find himself stranded, severed from his physical form. Written by Ken Mennell and brought to life by Alfredo Marculeta’s dynamic art, this 1969 annual delivers a classic sci-fi twist with a touch of body-horror unease. Mike Brown’s cover captures the eerie disconnect with sharp, dramatic flair.
In "The I.M.T.", Rubberman volunteers for a test run through the Instantaneous Matter Transmitter—only to find himself stranded, his mind awake but his body nowhere to be found. The eerie silence of the machine's void leaves him utterly disconnected, trapped in a limbo between forms.
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