by Don McGregor (story) and Rich Buckler (art)
from Vampire Tales (Marvel / Curtis) No. 3, February 1974
Using a second-person point of view for a comic book narrative was relatively common in the 70s. What really sets this Morbius tale apart is some good artwork, including liberal use of Zip-A-Tone, by Rich Buckler who at the time was a one-man art studio for Marvel.
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