Wampus 2: Doomsday March

by Franco Frescura, Luciano Bernasconi

Wampus was the herald of a second generation of comic heroes and magazines launched by Editions Lug in 1969, which eventually led to Jaleb, Homicron, the Time Brigade, Kabur, Jeff Sullivan and many more.
Wampus is a shape-shifting monster sent to Earth by an evil cosmic power called The Great Mind to sow havoc and destruction. He can change into any form by merely touching water, and revert to type by coming into contact with fire. His only adversary seems to be an French ex-secret agent named Jean Sten, whom, in typical Invaders tradition, no one believes. In this issue, Wampus brings chaos to London, Spain and Venice, while Sten appears unable to stop him. Yet, strange new allies show up who might pose a challenge to the creature from beyond...
Three chilling stories by Franco Frescura, illustrated with doom-filled art by Luciano Bernasconi.

180 pages, Paperback

Published March 1, 2022

Reviews

[Victor · Rating 4 out of 5]

Later stories of the controversial Silver Age title villain. This English translation is of larger dimensions than the first volume, and is probably the best of the "vintage Hexagon Comics" reprints I've read.