Venus #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Graveyard Waxworks," Bill Everett crafts a chilling tale where a deranged photographer’s enchanted camera and living film trap Venus in a flat, frozen world. When Whitney Hammond tracks her down, the fate of the two-dimensional heroine hangs in the balance. A striking, all-Bill Everett effort with haunting visuals and a pulse-pounding premise, this 1951 10-cent gem stands out in the series' eerie legacy.
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Crazed photographer Jerome Lenz takes a picture of Venus with his magic camera and animated photographic paper, turning her into a two-dimensional being. Whitney Hammond comes searching for Venus and saves the day.
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