America's Greatest Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Corsairs from the Coalsack!", Woozy takes a rare vacation to Dopi Island—only to be thrust into an unexpected crown when the island’s true king’s scheming advisers set a trap to get a certain pasty-headed hero drunk and out of the way. With Jack Cole handling both art and inks, this 2005 adventure blends absurd humor and swashbuckling intrigue, while Joe Kubert and Carmine Infantino deliver a striking cover that captures the island’s wild, chaotic energy.
When Woozy takes a vacation to Dopi Island, he’s unexpectedly crowned king—though the island’s scheming advisers have a far from noble plan in mind, using his easygoing nature to cover up the real ruler’s thefts.
In "Asylum," a millennia-old interstellar asylum on a distant world finally faces a shocking reversal when Earth—long thought to be a primitive backwater—responds to a distress call not with help, but with a force beyond comprehension. The story unfolds as a centuries-old system of exile and containment is upended by the very planet it once deemed unfit for sentience.
In "The Thing from Planet X," a crew of space explorers encounters a sentient plant on a distant world—its mind bending their thoughts in ways they can't resist. When they bring it back, the consequences spiral beyond control, forcing them to make a desperate choice to protect Earth.
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