Astounding Stories #142
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of Flight 101," a ventriloquist's dog takes center stage when a fire forces the animal to speak, guiding passengers to safety—though the performer claims he didn’t utter a word. Werner Roth handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Dick Giordano delivers the striking cover art. A 1979 British comic from Alan Class, this issue offers a clever twist on voice, perception, and the unexpected.
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A ventriloquist uses a dog in his act in place of a dummy. When a fire breaks out the dog leads people out by speaking and the ventriloquist gets credit for it, but the ventriloquist denies speaking.
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