Sea Devils #22 (Mar–Apr 1965) — F/VF (7.0)
A gorgeous mid-Silver Age underwater adventure, complete with giant sea creatures, pulp danger, and classic DC adventure energy. Operation Sea Peril! drops the team into a global-scale mystery featuring new allies, new threats, and some of the strongest Purcell/Purcell–Moldoff visuals of the run.
Contents
Cover — “Operation Sea Peril!”
Art: Howard Purcell (pencils/inks), Jack Adler (color effects)
Purcell’s classic blend of menace and motion — a towering sea creature rising from the surf as the Sea Devils scramble across the rocks. Bold color, heavy wash effects, and peak 1960s DC adventure styling.
“Operation Sea Terror” — 24 pages
Art: Howard Purcell; Inks: Sheldon Moldoff
The Sea Devils team up with the International Sea Devils and meet several new foes — including Man-Fish — while debuting their new vessel, the Flying Fish. Big set pieces and globe-trotting aquatic action.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes — F/VF (7.0)
Clean, bright copy with strong color strike. Light spine wear, a few non-breaking ticks, and mild edge wear. Back cover shows minor soiling but no major defects. Interior pages clean and firmly attached. Sharp mid-grade example with excellent eye appeal.
Sea Devils #22 (Mar–Apr 1965) — F/VF (7.0)
A gorgeous mid-Silver Age underwater adventure, complete with giant sea creatures, pulp danger, and classic DC adventure energy. Operation Sea Peril! drops the team into a global-scale mystery featuring new allies, new threats, and some of the strongest Purcell/Purcell–Moldoff visuals of the run.
Contents
Cover — “Operation Sea Peril!”
Art: Howard Purcell (pencils/inks), Jack Adler (color effects)
Purcell’s classic blend of menace and motion — a towering sea creature rising from the surf as the Sea Devils scramble across the rocks. Bold color, heavy wash effects, and peak 1960s DC adventure styling.
“Operation Sea Terror” — 24 pages
Art: Howard Purcell; Inks: Sheldon Moldoff
The Sea Devils team up with the International Sea Devils and meet several new foes — including Man-Fish — while debuting their new vessel, the Flying Fish. Big set pieces and globe-trotting aquatic action.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes — F/VF (7.0)
Clean, bright copy with strong color strike. Light spine wear, a few non-breaking ticks, and mild edge wear. Back cover shows minor soiling but no major defects. Interior pages clean and firmly attached. Sharp mid-grade example with excellent eye appeal.
