“The Survivor”

6 pgs. Appeared first time [COLOR] in Weird War Tales #1 (1997).
Story: Simon Revelstroke. Art: Richard Corben (no signature). Colors: Ted McKeever. Editor: Alex Alonso. Lettered by Richard Starkings (Comicraft).

Spain [SPA]: as “El superviviente”, [COLOR] in Grande autores de Vertigo: Richard Corben (2015).

Style: Color with black line. Genre: Horror. Time Span: No particular moment of time. Nudity: None.
Keywords: War. Submarine. Surviving. Madness. Island. Moster.
Synopsis: During war submarine finds a madman and a slimy island.
Comment: Quite moderate work from Corben. Simon Revelstroke’s story is nothing much, nor Corben’s artwork. Ted McKeever’s colors are bellow average.

Weird War Tales; About our Contributors: Richard Corben grew up in Sunflower, Kansas, a housing development across the road from the Sunflower Ordinance plant, which produced bombs during World War Two. As a youngster, Corben played with toy soldiers and tanks, read SUPERMAN, Tales From the Crypt, Two Fisted Tales, and Frontline Combat, and drew his own comics about his dog Trail. As a teenager, Corben moved with his family to Kansas City, where he drew comics about the siege of Troy and the adventures of Ulysses. Today, Corben still draws comics, but the conflicts range from ancient history, to inner city ghettos, to far-flung universes.
Simon Revelstroke was recently declared persona non grata by the Miskatonic University Libarary for having destroyed their sole surviving copy of The Necronomicon. His graphic credits include Bloodstar, Den: Dreams and Elements, and that epic of good taste The Bodyssey. His favourite military actions include the standoff at Rorke’s Drift, Doolittle’s raid on Tokyo; and his own ongoing battle with Richard Corben over the use of the word “gibbous”.