"The Seed from the Sepulcher"

10 pgs. Appeared first time in DenSaga #1 (1992). Reprinted in Heavy Metal #181 (1999).
Story: Clark Ashton Smith. Color: Stan Dresser. Adapt/Art: Richard Corben (printed sign © 1992 Richard Corben). Lettering: printed (Corben).

In Italy: as "Il seme del Sepolcro" in L'Eternauta #132 (1994).
In Spain: as "Simiente de sepulcro" in Comix Internacional [SPA] #2.

Style: Black line, computer dithering shades, colored afterwards. Genre: Horror. Time Span: Present day. Nudity:Voluptuous protagonist in T-shirt without bra and in provocative positions.
Keywords: Jungle. Treasure. Fever. Pit. Human bones. Seeds. Parasites.
Story Origin: Clark Ashton Smith short story, "The Seed from the Sepulchre".
Synopsis: A couple is interested treasures of jungle. Guy finds only a pit full of plants and human bones.
Comment: Clark Ashton Smith's story is brilliant. Corben's artwork is B&W, because all gray scales he printed as dither computergraphic. Brilliant. All pages are named as "Seed 1", "Seed 2" etc. There is no nudity, but the girl is shown extra voluptuous all the way. No complain of Stan Dresser's colors.