Sub-Mariner Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Grew!", Namor faces off against his cunning foe Dr. Dill, who devises a dangerous growth serum with the intent of transforming the Sub-Mariner into a colossal figure—so feared and reviled by humanity that he’ll be driven from the surface world. With the plan set to culminate in a daring sea-based gold heist, Namor must confront both the physical threat of unchecked expansion and the psychological weight of isolation. Inker George Klein brings the escalating tension to life in this 1949 classic, a standout moment in the early adventures of Marvel’s Sub-Mariner.
In "The Man Who Grew!", Namor faces off against his cunning foe, Dr. Dill, who devises a dangerous growth fluid with the twisted goal of making the Sub-Mariner too large to be tolerated by the surface world—driving him into exile. With the plan set to coincide with a daring sea-based gold heist, Namor must outwit Dill’s scheme before the experiment spirals beyond control.
In "The Lost Land!" from Sub-Mariner Comics #31 (1949), Namor shares a tale from ancient Atlantis with Betty, recounting how the warrior Nagorbu once carried a powerful magnet, a relic ordered by his ancestor Tolan to be cast into the sea.
In "The Sea Wolf!" from Sub-Mariner Comics #31 (1949), the brash Buster Miller makes no secret of his charm—or his boasts—about outswimming the Sub-Mariner. When the undersea hero overhears the man’s reckless claims, he decides to set things straight in a way that leaves a lasting impression.
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