Fantasy Illustrated #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Ancient Secret" in Fantasy Illustrated #1 (1964) introduces Adam, a man disillusioned with life, whose attempt to end it is interrupted by the enigmatic Dr. Hillory—only to discover that even this act of mercy may be part of a deeper, unsettling design. Written by Eando Binder and Bill Spicer, with art by Bill Spicer and D. Bruce Berry, and a striking cover by Landon Chesney, this early issue blends psychological tension with a mysterious, otherworldly undercurrent.
In "Adam Link's Vengeance," a lonely android named Adam, disillusioned by his artificial existence, attempts to end his life—only to be stopped by the enigmatic Dr. Hillory, who offers him a fragile purpose. But as Adam begins to trust his creator, unsettling doubts creep in, revealing that Hillory’s kindness may hide a deeper, more dangerous agenda.
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Reprinted in Fandom's Finest Comics #2 (1998), Tops: The Complete Collection of Charles Biro's Visionary 1949 Comic Book Series #[nn] (2022)
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