Ben Casey Annual #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bite the Hand...", Dr. Dazzler finds himself caught in the crossfire of a gang fight when he tries to help injured youths—only to be mistaken for a member of the very gang he's trying to assist. Written by Carl Memling and illustrated by Norman Nodel, this 1963 annual sees the doctor’s quick thinking and medical skill put to the test at a police precinct, where a wallet’s unexpected discovery clears his name. The cover by Norman Nodel captures the tension of the moment, making this a standout entry in the series.
In "Bite the Hand...", intern Jack Scott faces a vicious malpractice suit that threatens his career, forcing Ben Casey and chief of staff David Zorba to defend him—while Jack’s brother, private detective Sam Scott, steps in to uncover the truth behind the accusation.
In "Rumble..!", Dr. Dazzler finds himself caught in the aftermath of a gang fight, stepping in to help injured youths despite the chaos. When police mistake him for a gang member and arrest him, he uses his medical skills to tend to a wounded teen at the precinct—until his wallet, found on another youth, clears up the misunderstanding.
In "Dial Emergency...", Dr. Dan faces a tense moment when a child falls into a construction site hole, prompting a risky rescue that tests his courage—only to be met with cold indifference from the boy’s parents, who dismiss him as just an intern. The story captures a quiet, powerful moment in a medical professional’s journey, where dedication is measured not by title, but by action.
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