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Tales of the Unexpected#97
Cover: Jay Scott Pike

Tales of the Unexpected #97

Oct 1966 · DC · 0.12 USD
“One Month to Die!”

In "One Month to Die!", Automan faces off against a towering mutant whose true identity is a desperate scientist trying to prove the limits of his own creation. With the device that caused the transformation stolen, Automan must track down the thief before the scientist's condition worsens—while the mutant's fate hangs in the balance. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Jay Scott Pike, this gripping tale from 1966 features bold artwork and a haunting premise, all rendered in full by Pike on both interior and cover.

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writer Otto Binder · artist, inker Jay Scott Pike · cover Jay Scott Pike

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artist, inker Jay Scott Pike
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Automan fights a giant mutant who is actually a scientist who wishes to test his new form. When the scientist's machine that caused the mutation is stolen, Automan captures the crook responsible.

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