In this issue:
Sserpo! The Creature Who Crushed The Earth!
13 pages :: Jack Kirby/George Klein
reprinted in Monsters on the Prowl 27
:: Coming Soon ::
............. Philip Parodayco :: 17 February 2004
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What can I say? Where else do you get a giant as good as this, and I mean GIANT! Amazing adventures and Amazing Adult fantasy did great during their short run.
............. c.papantoniou :: 07 June 2004
“SSERPO, the creature who crushed the world!!” Does it get any better than this?? I think not! :) Did you notice that Amazing Adventures #6 is dated the same month/year as Fantastic Four #1? I wonder if the idea to create the ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing was the result of the orange rocky looking SSERPO?
I had the reprint version of this story in Monsters On The Prowl #27 when i was very young. I didn't have my copy for long, but i never forgot that great cover, especially the colors. SSERPO is more colorful on the reprint cover. I'd guess that the coloring credit goes to Petra Goldberg who did some great coloring for Marvel during the Bronze Age, i noticed. I do like the distinctively different earthy grey and brown coloring on many of the original covers of the Silver Age, though.
............. Sean Budde :: 06 November 2004
The fans are singing! Join the choir, oh Jubilant One.
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