Adventures of the Fly #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fly Versus the Red Shark?", after thwarting a land swindling ring, Tommy Troy heads to Florida for a break—only to find himself caught in a dangerous game when a Cuban terrorist known as the Red Shark begins sabotaging refugee boats near the Cuban coast. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by John Rosenberger, this 1963 adventure blends Cold War tension with the Fly’s trademark mix of action and wit, all captured in bold, dynamic art on a cover by Rosenberger.
When superhero Tommy Troy takes a break from fighting land swindlers, he heads to Florida for some rest—only to find himself caught in a dangerous web of sabotage. As Cuban refugee boats come under attack, Tommy must confront the elusive Red Shark, a terrorist threatening the coast with a series of explosive raids.
When the Fly rescues one of the Red Shark’s men, he uncovers the location of the terror’s hidden island fortress. Now, with the ocean stretching between him and the enemy’s stronghold, the Fly sets out to confront the high seas menace head-on.
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Reprinted in Sunny Sun #40 (1983), Secrets of the Unknown #106, Uncanny Tales #64
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