The Human Torch #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Flat of the Land," the Human Torch and Sun Girl are captured by B4, a resident of the two-dimensional realm of Flatula, who uses a ray to flatten and imprison famous figures—including the U.S. President—for his bizarre museum. With Otto Binder’s clever scripting and Mike Sekowsky’s dynamic art, this 1949 classic sees the Torch’s flame unexpectedly disrupt Flatula’s dimension, offering a spark of hope in a world where reality itself is compressed. Ken Bald’s cover pencils and Vince Alascia’s inks bring the surreal threat to life on the front.
In "The Flat of the Land," the Human Torch and Sun Girl are among the famous figures suddenly flattened and imprisoned in a bizarre museum by B4, a resident of the two-dimensional world of Flatula. With the President and others trapped in a world of endless planes, the Torch must use his flame to disrupt Flatula’s strange physics and find a way back—before the entire collection is lost in the flatness forever.
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