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Sub-Mariner #36 by Sal Buscema and the Very Great Bernie Wrightson!

Location: My Eclectic Collection
Artists: Sal Buscema (Penciller) ,  Bernie Wrightson (Inker) ,  Roy Thomas (Writer)

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Location: My Eclectic Collection
Title: Sub-Mariner #36 by Sal Buscema and the Very Great Bernie Wrightson!*
Artist:  Sal Buscema (Penciller) ,  Bernie Wrightson (Inker) ,  Roy Thomas (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1235
Likes on CAF: 2
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 1/12/2020

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Seeking an undersea ally, Namor makes his way to the undersea realm of Lemuria; Namor meets Llyra, the empress of Lemuria, who has overthrown Karthon; She tells him of her origin in hopes of persuading him to join her conquest of the sea; Namor wants nothing to do with it and is caught off guard and captured; Namor meets Llyra's sister, Laurie, who frees him; Namor battles with the sea creatures Llyra can control and their battle ends in her death; However, Llyra changes back to Laurie and he realized that they both shared one body; Namor meets her mother and learns that it was her that had actually freed him.

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David Gee Member Since 2005
Posted On 1/14/2020

A lovely Sal Buscema Subby page!  Bernie's inks are a plus!

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
Posted On 1/27/2022

Really Cool. I love the look of the tank.

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
Posted On 12/30/2025

A great opening sequence in the top tier from Sal, leading to the beautfully angles central eye-catching panel. And then a characteristic three panel progression, so often used by Sal. Nice page. I really appreciate the story details as well, so thanks for always putting those in. It really helps to contextualise the storytelling on the page.