The Human Torch #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Flat of the Land," the Human Torch and Sun Girl are snared by B4, a bizarre resident of the two-dimensional world of Flatula, who's using a ray to trap real-world celebrities—including the U.S. President—for his bizarre museum. With the help of his flame, which disrupts Flatula’s dimension, the Torch must find a way to free his allies and the captured icons before they’re lost in the flat plane forever. Mike Sekowsky’s art, with Ken Bald’s inks, brings the surreal, paper-thin world to life, while Ken Bald and Vince Alascia deliver a striking cover that captures the issue’s strange, high-stakes premise.
In "The Flat of the Land," the Human Torch and Sun Girl are captured by B4, a resident of the two-dimensional world of Flatula, who uses a ray to flatten and imprison famous figures—including the US President—for his bizarre museum. With the help of his flame, which disrupts Flatula’s dimension, the Torch must find a way to free the captives before they’re lost in the endless flatness forever.
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