Journey into Mystery #103
In a future where capital punishment is a thing of the past, a brilliant scientist seeks a way to cheat the law forever—only to transform himself into a living stone. "The Enchantress and the Executioner!" (Journey into Mystery #103, 1964) sees Stan Lee and Larry Lieber team up with Larry Lieber’s art and Chic Stone’s inks to deliver a striking sci-fi tale of ambition, consequence, and the price of eternal crime. Jack Kirby’s cover, inked by George Roussos, captures the eerie tension of a world where justice takes a new form.
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In a future where capital punishment has been abolished, the maximum sentence is 90 years imprisonment. A brilliant scientist decides to find a way to make himself immortal, so he may commit crimes with impunity, but turns himself into a rock.
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