Weird Terror #4

Mar 1953 · Comic Media · 0.10 USD

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“Escape”

In "Escape," Don Heck’s sharp art brings to life the corrupt political rise of El Toro, the tyrant who manipulates the republic of Saldor with bribery, intimidation, and blackmail to win the presidency—only to be assassinated moments after his victory, all drawn in bold, dynamic lines by Heck on both interior and cover.

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artist, inker Don Heck · cover Don Heck

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artist, inker Don Heck

cover pencils, inks Don Heck

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The bandit and tyrant El Toro wishes to be voted for president in the republic of Saldor. He uses every dirty trick in the book to get enough votes: Bribery, intimidation, blackmail. He is elected president, but shot dead the next moment by his own vice president.

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