With New Year's Day coming up, why not re-present a time-travel tale?
...especially one with an amazing assortment of contributors!
This rather low-key story from Charlton's Space Adventures #60 (1967) was the first part of a three-part book-length tale that gets wilder as it goes on.
Not that unusual for comics of the Silver Age...except for three things:
1) It was a full-length story in an anthology title.
Anthology books usually had two or more stand-alone stories.
2) The story produced a sequel, which was published a year later!
3) Most importantly, each chapter of this tale was illustrated by a different artist!
This
premiere chapter was rendered by "Melonius Thonk" (a play on popular
jazz musician Thelonius Monk) a pen-name used to cover an apparent
artist jam since every page has different stylistic elements.
The remaining two chapters were rendered by artists who penciled and inked their own work, as you'll see over the next two days.
BTW,
the entire story from the final issue of this book's first run was
written by Denny O'Neil using his "Sergius O'Shaughnessy" pseudonom.
