Worlds Unknown #6 (1974); Gil Kane cover; Dick Ayers pencils; "The Thing Called Killdozer!". Now an old fart - I was glued to the TV on Saturday Night, February 2,1974 watching the movies premiere on the ABC Movie Of The Week. The comic is faithful to the TV show which follows a construction crew on a remote island terrorized by a bulldozer possessed by an alien entity. Cool then - cool now!!

Found in Seriously Comical's section: The Horror (which for full effect, this should be pronounced in your mind like either Marlon Brando’s Colonel Kurtz from the movie ‘Apocalypse Now’ or using Yoda’s voice).

 

Please examine all the provided pics closely to help determine condition - in your eyes - as I generally avoid numerical grades for my books, with any reference to a comic's grade or condition listed as an honest estimate.

 

This comic book will be packaged with care for its travels to a new home. Yours. Comic orders of $20.00+ are also sealed in poly bags. I ship the next business day on virtually all paid orders using USPS Ground Advantage.

 

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Return Policy: We offer free returns for up to 30 days. Items must be returned in the same condition received, with all original packaging. Comics should be shipped back with the same carboard protection to prevent any (additional) damage.

 

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