Tomb of Darkness #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Is a Mountain!", a disgruntled inventor abandons his diamond-converting machine after a failed test—only to set it into motion with a frustrated kick. The device, now running on its own, transforms the landlady’s rocky property into a fortune, leaving her desperate to find the man who started it all. With art by Bob Bean and a striking cover by Ron Wilson and Frank Giacoia, this 1976 Marvel tale blends quirky sci-fi with a touch of melancholy, all for just 30 cents.
In a quiet corner of a forgotten city, a disgruntled inventor abandons his latest creation—a machine meant to turn rocks into diamonds—after a failed test. When his frustrated kick accidentally activates the device, it sets off a chain of events that transforms his old landlady into a wealthy woman, while he vanishes into the streets, a beggar with a secret.
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↩ Reprints Men's Adventures #25 (1954), Marvel Tales #132 (1955), Astonishing #47 (1956), Marvel Tales #146 (1956), [Marvel Hostess Ads] #10 (1976)
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