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Tor #3

1954-05-01 · 35 pages

In "Isle of Fire!", Danny finds himself mysteriously transported 1,000,000 years into the past, inhabiting the body of a prehistoric boy named Bruk. As he adapts to life in a forgotten age, he demonstrates the clever use of weaving to catch fish, a skill that feels both foreign and instinctive. The story closes with Danny still stranded in the past, his fate uncertain. Written by Joe Kubert and illustrated with dynamic precision by Alex Toth, with cover art by Kubert himself, this 1954 St. John classic blends adventure and time-bending wonder in a strikingly visual tale.

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