From Charlton Comics in August 1958, a great example of the fear prevalent in pop science fiction of the day.There you are steering your way through interstellar space, and all of a sudden, a big freaking hand. All aboard!
The published cover.
Scan from Heritage Auctions.
Restored art.
Trade dress re-created.
Original colour re-created.
New colour.
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