Amazing Adventure Funnies #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Story of Tunnel Builders" introduces Captain Jim, a man caught in the crossfire of a South American civil war when his supply run to San Pablo takes a dangerous turn. Written, drawn, and inked by Ray Burley, this 1940 tale follows Jim’s unexpected alliance with rebel leader Alvarez and his daughter as they challenge Presidente Diaz’s rule. The story’s dramatic turn of events is rendered with dynamic energy on a cover by Art Pinajian.
In "A Story of Tunnel Builders," Bob Stevens joins Steve Svenson’s sand hog crew as they tunnel beneath Long Island Sound, facing the grueling demands of the job. When a crisis puts Steve in danger, Bob’s quick thinking and courage prove he belongs among the hardworking men underground.
In "null," Briggs' factory faces ruin as Devon's protection racket threatens its operation, leading to the hiring of Bates as night watchman to sabotage the business. When Lucky Coyne uncovers the plot, he moves to stop the sabotage before it destroys the factory and its workers.
When Captain Jim is pulled into a revolution in San Pablo, he finds himself caught between rebel leader Alvarez and the tyrannical Presidente Diaz. As loyalties shift and the capital trembles, Jim must navigate a dangerous game of survival and allegiance—where even the smallest act could change the course of a nation.
In "null," a desperate Carter, fired from his job, attempts to sabotage Speed's train by tampering with another engine, setting off a dangerous collision. Speed, ever the hero, manages to stop the runaway train and apprehend Carter before disaster strikes.
In the dusty frontier of 1940, Dan Hurd and Spider impersonate tax collectors using stolen letters, targeting Lee Bowers. When the mysterious Phantom Rider rides in, he thwarts their scheme and reveals their deception, saving Lee from a dangerous fate.
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