Ibis the Invincible #[nn]
In "The Book of Evil," Ibis the Invincible confronts a sinister artifact: a human-skin-bound tome filled with lifelike illustrations of extinct creatures, one of which—painted with a magical potion by the mysterious Xanthilly—can step out of the book and kill. With no magic staff to aid him, Ibis must enter the book’s pages to stop the living beast before it claims its next victim. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Gus Ricca, with a striking cover by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1950 adventure blends ancient mysticism and prehistoric peril in a tale that’s as eerie as it is unforgettable.
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Ibis buys a human skin bound book with realistic illustrations of extinct beasts, one of which painted by Xanthilly with a magic potion can leave the book and kill. Ibis must enter the book without the Ibistick to slay the beast.
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