Uncanny Tales #121
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lost in the Land of the Lizardmen," Joe Gill and Matt Baker deliver a quietly poignant tale of loyalty and identity, as Mr. Dennison—secret agent from a distant world—faces a pivotal choice between duty and friendship. With inks by Vince Colletta and a striking cover by Al Williamson, this 1976 Alan Class comic captures a moment of quiet defiance when Dennison chooses to stay on Earth, unseen, among the friends he’s come to value.
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Mr. Dennison has a secret. Three generations ago as a young man he was chosen by the war council of his home world to lead a group spying on Earth posing as a pharmacist where he gives his spies invisibility powder. Dennison is unique on his planet as the only person who values friendship and loyalty. The period of spying is nearly up when news breaks that a big chain drugstore is opening up. Dennison feels that the townspeople are lying when they say they will boycott the chain. The drugstore closes and Dennison decides to remain with his earth friends staying invisible. The spies flee.
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