Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #5/1974
In "Ja lopulta," a haunting tale from 1974, an enigmatic old man compels a scientist to perform a radical experiment on a young boy, only to reveal a shocking truth: he is the scientist’s future self, and the boy is his son. Ross Andru’s art, with Jack Abel’s inks, brings a quiet intensity to this poignant moment of time and legacy. The cover, a striking collaboration by John Romita, Ron Wilson, Ernie Chan, and Alfredo Alcala, captures the story’s emotional weight in bold, expressive detail.
In a stark, isolated lab, an enigmatic old man compels a scientist to perform a desperate experiment on a sick boy. As the procedure concludes, the man reveals a chilling truth: he is the scientist’s future self, and the boy is his son—bound by a timeline that demands sacrifice.
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