Strange Adventures #177
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Lived a Hundred Lives!", botanist George Millard grapples with a terrifying side effect of his experimental insecticide: each time he uses it, he transforms into a strange, amorphous creature, emerging days later with no memory of what he did. Written by Dave Wood and illustrated by Bernard Baily, this eerie tale from Strange Adventures #177 (1965) blends science and surrealism in a haunting exploration of identity and loss. The cover by Bernard Baily captures the unsettling transformation with striking, moody detail.
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Botanist George Millard's experimental insecticide formula periodically transforms him into a weird creature with no memory of his actions when he reverts to human form.
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