Adventure Comics #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Adventure of the Earthquake Terror," Hourman races to clear his name after a sports club turns to crime and steals a supply of Miraclo from Bannerman Laboratories, leaving the night watchman unconscious. With one of the thieves gaining unnatural strength from a Miraclo pill, Hourman must confront the danger before the truth is lost. Penciled, inked, and lettered by Bernard Baily, this 1941 adventure features a cover by Jack Burnley.
In "The Adventure of the Earthquake Terror," Starman confronts a madman wielding a long-distance shock machine capable of mimicking earthquakes, unleashing chaos across the U.S. and threatening key defenses just as a surprise invasion looms.
In "The Rich Robbers," Hourman races to clear his name after a group of wealthy sports club members turn to crime, raiding Bannerman Laboratories and stealing a supply of Miraclo from Rex Tyler’s lab—leaving the night watchman unconscious in their wake. With one of the thieves gaining dangerous strength from a Miraclo pill, Hourman must outwit both the criminals and the very drug that powers his own heroic efforts.
In "The Voodoo Sorcerer," the Sandman investigates a murder in a mysterious Caribbean village, where a voodoo dancer is framed for killing a man with her leopard-tail whip. As the case unfolds, the truth reveals a deeper conspiracy behind the crime, with the dancer caught in a web of deception and vengeance.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Starman Archives #1 (2000)
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