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Mystery For Another
Classic Tale "The Burning"
With Art By Mike Sekowsky
And Tom Palmer
From Issue #206
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Nice! I'd forgotten that Tom Palmer did a small amount of work for DC.
ReplyDeleteNice story. Adam got his comeuppance in the end. The scarecrow from The Wizard of OZ wanted a brain, too bad Meg forgot to give one to Adam, or at least cast a spell so he could appreciate how good he had it.
ReplyDeleteYeah this was a cool story. Scarecrows are always creepy. There was an old TV movie called Dark Night Of The Scarecrow or something like that. Interesting movie.
ReplyDeleteIt was cool to see Palmer inking Sekowsky. I miss the old art collaborations on the Silver age books!
ReplyDeleteThis feels sort of like a reversed version of "Feathertop" by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The difference here being that the Scarecrow wants to go out into society but the witch knowing what he truly is, won't let him as opposed to the other tale in which the witch wants him to go out into society, but once he realizes what he truly is, he refuses to continue with this ruse.
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