All Star Adventure Comic #48
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Twin — The Tiger-Man," the mysterious Tiger-Man emerges as a wild card when a secret spy ring exploits a gap in the border fence built by King Smokey to smuggle stolen hydrogen bomb plans across the U.S.-Mexico divide. With the Lemonade Kid and the ever-watchful King Smokey on the case, the chase heats up in this action-packed tale drawn by Bob Powell, whose dynamic art brings the high-stakes pursuit to life. The cover, by Jack Sparling, captures the tension with a striking image of the Tiger-Man in silhouette.
In the hidden reaches of a remote mountain valley, the Blackhawks find themselves trapped and pressed into service, forced to activate an ancient alien device for a ruthless gang with plans to steal its power. Written by a team known for their pulpy adventure flair and illustrated with crisp, dynamic energy, this tale blends sci-fi mystery with the relentless grit of the Blackhawks’ toughest mission yet.
In "The Trail of King Smokey!" from All Star Adventure Comic #48 (1967), a rogue bull named King Smokey unwittingly becomes the key to a dangerous espionage plot when Mexican spies exploit a gap in the border fence to steal U.S. hydrogen bomb plans. With quick thinking and a dash of frontier grit, King Smokey and the sharp-witted Lemonade Kid team up to stop the spies before the secret is carried across the border.
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