The Iron Skull - Premium Durable Cast Iron Skillet for Cooking, Grilling & Baking | Perfect for Stovetop, Oven & Outdoor Camping Use

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The Iron Skull - Premium Durable Cast Iron Skillet for Cooking, Grilling & Baking | Perfect for Stovetop, Oven & Outdoor Camping Use

$5.63

$10.25

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Description

In the deepest heart of the Amazon rainforest, a team of explorers are about to place their lives in the deepest peril. They will face eldritch horrors, ancient mythological monsters and nightmares of long forgotten empires. But unknown to them, a secret protector is in their party. This being, an ancient, inhuman sentinel of justice will attempt to guide them through the horrific dangers of lost Lemuria. He is the IRON SKULL! The Iron Skull, originally created by comic legend Carl Burgos for Centaur Comics, appeared as a backup feature in AMAZING-MAN COMICS #1. He was reimagined by Frank Schildiner and Jay Piscopo who present to you a unique and surreal adventure starring this almost forgotten hero of comic legend. Jay Piscopo's THE LAST DOMINION brings THE IRON SKULL by Frank Schildiner to life! From Pro Se Productions.

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Old-fashioned pulp fun featuring a public domain character originally published by Centaur Comics. The Iron Skull is pretty obscure but that makes his revival all the more fun -- Frank Schildiner keeps the pace moving and sprinkles in just enough description to help you place the jungle setting. If I had a complaint, it's that the group he's with will start joking or sharing memories, even as a monster is waiting to devour them! It's odd that they'd be so calm at times. The plot isn't a deep one but that's okay - if you're looking for a beer and pretzels kind of adventure, this is a perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Pure escapism. The cover is by artist Jay Piscopo and is fun -- would have liked to have seen one or two interior illustrations from him.

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