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Marvel Tales#150
Cover: Bill Everett

Marvel Tales #150

Sep 1956 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
“I Plunged into Darkness!”

In "I Plunged into Darkness!", a mountain climber’s perilous ascent takes a surreal turn when he encounters a girl made of ice who rescues him from certain doom—only to fall deeply in love. Though her people’s patriarch implants a mental block to erase her from his memory, the bond proves too strong, leaving him haunted by recurring dreams of falling into darkness. Mort Drucker’s expressive art brings the eerie romance to life, while Bill Everett’s striking cover captures the chilling beauty of the ice maiden’s world.

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artist, inker Mort Drucker · cover Bill Everett

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artist, inker Mort Drucker
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett

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A mountain climber meets a girl made of ice who saves his life and they fall in love. The ice people patriarch implants a mental block in the climber so that he will return to his own people, but it is less than 100% effective, because his love for her is so strong it produces repetitive falling dreams.

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