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''But the biggest attraction for tourists, '' Morton said, ''will be Alaska itself.--land of glaciers and midnight sun, of huge caribou herds and mighty moose, of 30-foot tides and mountain grandeur, of Eskimos and totem pales, of snow-capped peaks that scrape the sky, of a vastness and a stillness like the dawn of time.'' It is this that MARK TRAIL will depict in the effort to make Alaska an exciting new destination for Americans and the world. His adventures start on the comic pages May 22.