Undersea Agent #4

Aug 1964 · Tower · 0.25 USD

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“To Save a Monster”

Tower Comics' Undersea Agent #4 (August 1966) delivers a vivid deep-sea showdown on its Gil Kane cover: the red-suited, bubble-helmeted agent fights for his life in the grip of a massive green sea creature's clawed hand, ray gun drawn, while the beast's snarling, fanged head lunges at him from below. It's a great piece of Silver Age underwater adventure art, with Kane's dynamic figure work giving the struggle real physical urgency. Inside, Don Segall writes and Ray Bailey illustrates "To Save a Monster" — a title that promises the story is more than a simple monster-versus-hero slugfest.

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writer Don Segall · artist, inker Ray Bailey · cover Gil Kane

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writer Don Segall

artist, inker Ray Bailey

cover pencils, inks Gil Kane

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