Amazing Man Comics #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The World's Strongest Girl," novelist Lucille Martin returns from China with a mysterious jade idol entrusted to her by a dying maid, only to find her home ransacked and the idol gone. After accidentally activating a hidden power through a strange Bluebird ring, Lucille discovers she now possesses superhuman strength—and must use it to reclaim what was stolen. Written and illustrated by Frank Frollo, with a striking cover by Myron Strauss, this 1941 Centaur classic blends espionage and early superhero flair in a story that’s as bold as it is brief.
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Novelist Lucille Martin is on a boat headed home from China where she was getting proper atmosphere for her new novel, when the maid of Chin Liang informs her that she is carrying a valuable jade idol to New York for her master, and that three enemy agents are on board to stop her. The maid, soon to die, gives Lucille a "Bluebird" ring and the idol to deliver to America. Once home, Lucille finds her home ransacked and the idol missing. When she accidentally drops the ring and steps on it, a mysterious gas is emitted which gives Lucille Martin super-powers, which she uses to retrieve the idol.
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