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Jan 1986 · Charles Wooley
“Koth and the Seven, Part 2”

"Koth and the Seven, Part 2" delivers a gripping chapter in the early mythos of the superhero genre, written by Jerome Siegel and illustrated by Joe Shuster, whose distinctive art brings the spirit-world clash to life. As Zator draws Dr. Mystic into the realm of the unseen, the journey to the Seven is violently interrupted by Koth’s sudden assault, setting the stage for a confrontation that blurs the line between the physical and the spectral.

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writer Jerome Siegel · artist, inker Joe Shuster

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artist, inker Joe Shuster

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Zator appears to attack the city but only to attract Dr. Mystic's attention. He has come to bring Dr. Mystic through the spirit world to the Seven, but they are attacked by Koth on the way.

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