Strange Adventures #179
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Buried Myself Alive," Dr. Ketner, after a lab accident exposes him to deadly radiation, makes the desperate choice to seal himself deep underground to protect those he cares about. Written by Dave Wood and illustrated by George Roussos, this haunting tale from Strange Adventures #179 (1965) explores isolation, sacrifice, and the fragile line between survival and solitude. The cover by Jack Sparling captures the weight of that buried existence in stark, evocative detail.
In the isolated shadows of a forgotten island, archaeologist Ned Carlisle stumbles upon Kull the Sorcerer—once a man, now a figure of ancient dread, his companions twisted into living beasts. The air grows thick with mystery as Carlisle confronts a horror born of forgotten magic, where every step closer to the truth reveals a deeper, more unsettling secret.
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Reprinted in Mighty Comic #50 (1965)
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