The Rocket's Blast-Comicollector #112

Aug 1974 · The S. F. C. A. · 1.25 USD

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“The Mine Slaves”

In "The Mine Slaves," Uncle Sam and Buddy stumble upon a eerily deserted town after a day of fishing, only to discover the men have vanished—taken to a remote mine under mysterious circumstances. Written by William E. Eisner and brought to life with striking art by Lou Fine, this 1974 story blends social commentary with suspense, as the duo sets out to uncover the truth behind the disappearances. The cover, a striking illustration by Walt Kelly, captures the eerie stillness of the town with his signature wit and precision.

writer William E. Eisner · artist, inker Lou Fine · cover Walt Kelly

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writer William E. Eisner

artist, inker Lou Fine

cover pencils, inks Walt Kelly

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After an afternoon of fishing, Uncle Sam and Buddy enter enter a town, but to their surprise, there are no men there! When they learn that the men have been kidnapped to work in a mine, they decide to investigate and free the men if at all possible.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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