Issue | #2 |
Published | November 1972 |
Cover Price | 0.20 |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Dennis O'Neil |
Notes | Cover has elements from both features in the book with the protagonist looking like a mix of John Carter and David Innes. |
Genre | science fiction |
Pencils | Joe Orlando |
Inks | Carmine Infantino |
Colors | Jack Adler |
Notes | Cover has elements from both features in the book with the protagonist looking like a mix of John Carter and David Innes. |
Characters | John Carter; Lorquas Ptomel; Tars Tarkas; Sarkoja; Dejah Thoris; Sola; Woola |
Synopsis | While escaping the Thark, John Carter and Tars Tarkas crash in the Valley of Death. |
Script | Marv Wolfman |
Pencils | Murphy Anderson |
Inks | Murphy Anderson |
Notes | Loosely adapted from the novels A Princess of Mars and The Gods of Mars. |
Characters | David Innes; Abner Perry; Ghak; Ja |
Synopsis | Trying to escape the Mahar, David is separated from his friends, but finds a new one. |
Genre | science fiction |
Script | Len Wein |
Pencils | Alan Weiss |
Inks | Bernie Wrightson; Carl Lundgren; Jim Starlin; Larry Hama; Ralph Reese; Neal Adams; Alan Lee Weiss; Frank Brunner; Greg Theakston [all as C. Bunkers [Crusty Bunkers]] |
Notes | Adapted from the novel At the Earth's Core. Inker credit from later letter column & Greg Theakston (May 8, 2006). First Crusty Bunker job. Per Alan Weiss, "For sure the story in Weird Worlds # 2 is the first Crusty Bunker inking orgy... You can see (Frank Brunner's) inks on the Mahars. All those guys up at Continuity helping out a fellow freelancer in distress. Adams inked most of the figures. You can see a clearly Starlin figure panel 3 on page 8.Jim helped out penciling some background stuff and some background figures and I think a couple of animals. Ralph Reese spent half a night on the background in panel 4 on page 9. He also inked the sea serpent on pages 10 and 11. Wrightson inked the gorilla guys on the first two pages. The humans in the splash panel are my own inks, with Neal on the bottom panel. Page 2 has my inks on humans in panels 1,3,4, and maybe 5. Panel 2 looks like Neal on David, with me on Abner and the bearded guy (Gak?) ( how's that for slicing it about as thin as it gets?)." (May 9, 2006) |