Where Monsters Dwell #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Missing Link!", a brilliant but cautious scientist—driven by his parents' bitter struggles with poverty—finally achieves wealth through his groundbreaking matter duplicator. But when the woman he loves steps into the machine, his dream of a perfect future fractures into two versions of her, each claiming to be the real one. With art by John Tartaglione and a cover by Ron Wilson and Al Milgrom, this 1975 Marvel classic explores love, identity, and the unintended consequences of scientific ambition—all for the price of a 25-cent comic.
In "The Terrible Fate of Mr. Wren!", a brilliant but cautious scientist—driven by his parents’ bitter arguments over poverty—finally achieves wealth through his groundbreaking matter duplicator. When the woman he loves steps into the machine, he’s stunned to find not one, but two versions of her, each claiming to be the real one and demanding his hand in marriage.
Robert Saunders, a visionary engineer, sets out to build a sub-oceanic tunnel between continents—only to stumble upon a hidden, peaceful underground society ruled by the enigmatic Omor. As he grapples with the moral weight of his discovery, he must decide whether progress demands sacrifice or if some secrets are too sacred to unearth.
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