Alex Toth in Hollywood #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Nitro" is a gripping historical saga from Alex Toth in Hollywood #1, a 2009 release from Pure Imagination, featuring the legendary artist Alex Toth both writing and illustrating the story. This powerful narrative follows FBI agent Chip Hardesty and his family across decades, navigating the turbulent waters of the 1920s through the 1950s—from the Klan’s shadow in Oklahoma and 1930s gangland violence to wartime espionage and Cold War paranoia. The cover, also by Alex Toth, captures the era’s tension with a stark, evocative design.
In "The Wings of Eagles," Frank "Spig" Wead's journey from a grounded pilot to a key figure in Naval aviation and Hollywood is brought to life with vivid detail. As his wartime service reshapes the Navy's strategy, his legacy as a visionary unfolds through the lens of a man who bridged flight and film.
In "Law Trap," Dave Slawson holds Higgin's Creek in a tight grip, using the town council's fear to push through ordinances that serve only his interests. When Sugarfoot rides through, he digs into the town’s outdated laws, searching for a loophole to challenge Slawson’s grip—one carefully written rule at a time.
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