Posted on 10/5/2020

Awesome pickup.  Always loved this story.

Posted on 10/6/2020

Thank you.  I first learned of this story when I saw this for sale.  Since then I found the issue and read it as published and really liked it.  Does a great job in 7 pages setting up a story that may never truly end yet works as a contained piece. 

Posted on 5/16/2021

Thank you posting all the pages of this great story. Remember reading it when it first came out and was completely bowled over by it. It was one of the first comics of which I bought multiple copies; it was that good. Did not realise it at the time but can now see it was heavily influenced by Al Williamson (which is no bad thing). At the time I thought Tom Yeates was going to be the next great artist, and when he was announced as the artist of the then upcoming Swamp Thing revival I was genuinely excited. Have followed his work off and on ever since. You're very lucky to have this complete beauty. Look after it.

1 - Posted on 5/17/2021

Absolutely, proud to do it.  It is one of those neat stories that has you reading along and then at the last page as you finish the last text and read the looping words your mind goes through the endless loop of corrections needed to fix the first time travel mistake.  It depicts very well a classic idea for time travel (killing to stop a historical evil) and takes you along as it spirals out of control.  Of course there is some holes in it, a simple example, why not just go back to when Hitler was alone during his "painter" phase or any other earlier time...why pick a HUGE rally?  But whatever, it illustrates the concepts well in a nice little package.   Also I love Thomas Yaetes art on this story.  I tend to really like his style.  For some reason my mind pairs him a bit with Dan Day.

Posted on 5/23/2023

Link to my dramatic reading of this story

https://youtu.be/xg4T4I2ptoY