Action Comics #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Make Way for Fate!", a mysterious Chinese junk drifts ashore on a Pacific island held by American troops, carrying a dying man who whispers of Shanghai Rose and a secret Japanese fleet plan. With the message sent to Americommando, the search leads to a midnight encounter with the Japanese admiral in Shanghai—only to reveal that Shanghai Rose is no ordinary woman, but a parrot with a voice that holds the key to the enemy's next move. Written by Joseph Greene and illustrated by Bernard Baily, with a striking cover by Jack Burnley and George Roussos, this 1943 adventure blends wartime intrigue with a delightfully unexpected twist.
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A Chinese junk washes up on a Pacific island controlled by American soldiers. Aboard the junk is a dying, delirious man who says Shanghai Rose knows the plans for an attack planned by the Japanese fleet. A coded message is sent to Americommando to find Shanghai Rose. A midnight visit to the Japanese admiral in Shanghai leads to a surprising discovery that Shanghai Rose is a talking parrot.
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