Unusual Tales #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Giant of the Depths," a Caribbean professor dives into shallow waters to investigate a massive statue he believes to be ancient—only to find it vanishes after a sudden tremor. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Fraccio, this 1960 Charlton tale unfolds with a mysterious undersea presence, hinting at a forgotten civilization beneath the waves. The cover by Dick Giordano captures the eerie stillness before the deep stirs.
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In the Caribbean, a professor investigates what he thinks is the giant statue of a man lying at the bottom of the shallow waters. After a small earthquake in the area, the statue disappears. It turns out it was an Atlantian who had passed out. The Atlantians are gigantic humans with gill slits and the Earthquake was him waking up and returning to Atlantis.
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