The Fox and the Crow #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Un-Made Monsters!", Stanley's quiet neighborhood takes a bizarre turn when his next-door neighbor, Mr. Mealey, reveals a long-lost twin brother — a mad scientist with a ray capable of altering size in unpredictable ways. Written by Arnold Drake and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by J. Winslow Mortimer, this 1967 DC adventure blends suburban oddity with sci-fi mischief. The cover, a dynamic duo of Carmine Infantino and Mike Esposito, captures the story’s playful menace in bold, classic style.
When Stanley Dover’s next-door neighbor Mr. Mealey suddenly starts turning household objects into giant or tiny versions of themselves, he’s baffled—until he learns his neighbor has a twin brother, the mysterious Dr. Corbett Mealey, who’s behind the chaos with a ray that un-makes the normal world. With Spot, Schnitzel, and the ever-stoic Shaugnessy caught in the shrinking and growing mayhem, Stanley must figure out how to stop the mad scientist before the whole neighborhood becomes unrecognizable.
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↩ Reprints Real Screen Comics #45 (1951)
Reprinted in Fox und Flax #6, La Zorra y el Cuervo #565
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