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America's Greatest Comics#15
Cover: Wally Wood

America's Greatest Comics #15

Jan 2006 · AC · 6.95 USD
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In "Alliance of Evil," Dr. Hargol's secret experiments take a dark turn when he enlists the Frankenstein monster to procure new bodies—unaware that the latest one is his own newlywed wife. Written, drawn, and inked by Dick Briefer, this 2006 tale blends mad science and creeping dread in a story where the line between creator and creation blurs. The cover, a chilling portrait by Wally Wood, captures the unease perfectly.

Contains 6 stories
Alliance of Evil
12 pp · Historical
Captain DaringPatchSir Mark Drayton (Governor of Illyria)Lady Delores DraytonCaptain Jigg (villain)Captain Foxx [aka the Red Fox)

In "Alliance of Evil," Captain Daring captures the villainous Captain Jigg, only to be warned by his foe that the true threat lies in the cunning Red Fox. When Foxx swiftly seizes control of the island of Illyria and declares himself governor, it's the bold actions of Lady Delores that turn the tide—setting Jigg and Foxx against each other and giving Daring the opening he needs to reclaim the island.

Untitled Detective-Mystery story
6 pp · Detective-Mystery
Senor Soundoff [i.e. Toledo Teddy] (villain ventriloquist)

In "null," Glory stumbles upon a seemingly routine society event only to spot a wanted felon posing as a ventriloquist—except the real trick isn't the act, but the fact that his dummy is pulling off a heist right under everyone's noses.

The Doorway
5 pp · Science Fiction
Bruno Cane

In "The Doorway," Hugo Cragg flees the law and takes refuge in a forgotten mansion, only to stumble upon a peculiar closet that swallows objects whole. Curious and desperate to vanish from the world, he dares to step inside—only to find himself flattened into a two-dimensional existence.

Secret Heart
5 pp · Romance
Untitled Western-Frontier story
4 pp · Western-Frontier
Kitty Carson
The Mark of the Skull
9 pp · Horror-Suspense
FrankensteinDr. Ivan Hargol (villain)

In "The Mark of the Skull," Dr. Hargol’s secret experiments take a dark turn when he uses the Frankenstein monster to procure fresh bodies—unaware that the latest one is his own new wife. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with chilling precision, this tale of grotesque ambition and unintended consequences unfolds in just nine pages of creeping dread.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Dick Briefer
cover pencils, inks Wally Wood

Reprints

↩ Reprints Rangers Comics #37 (1947), Kerry Drake Detective Cases #14 (1949), Buccaneers #27 (1951), Kerry Drake Detective Cases #28 (1951), Frankenstein #2 (30) (1954), First Romance Magazine #45 (1957), Tales to Astonish #35 (1962)

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