The Wallace Wood Reader #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects material from Wallace Wood's Wayout, a series of satirical and science fiction comic strips created by the legendary EC and Marvel artist. Published by Pure Imagination as part of The Wallace Wood Reader series in 2004, it showcases Wood's distinctive, detailed artwork and darkly humorous storytelling from the 1970s. The collection offers a focused look at one of Wood's most personal projects, highlighting his transition from mainstream comics to independent, creator-owned work.
In the icy silence of space, the women warriors of Mimas use their haunting songs to draw in unsuspecting ships—each note carried in shimmering bubbles, beautiful and deadly. As the vessels close in, the music swells, amplifying into a force that disables their crews, turning the vast emptiness into a trap of sound and shadow.
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↩ Reprints A Star Presentation #3 (1950), Rocket to the Moon #[nn] (1951), The Mask of Dr. Fu Manchu #[nn] (1951), Strange Worlds #5 (1951), Captain Science #4 (1951), Space Detective #1 (1951), Captain Science #5 (1951), Journey into Mystery #39 (1956), War and Attack #1 (1964)
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