Big 3 #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Giant's Dagger," the Beetle faces a terrifying foe whose weapon—a massive dagger carried in a violin case—hints at a mystery deeper than brute strength. Written by Charles Nicholas and brought to life by Al Carreño’s art with Paul Norris’s inks, this 1942 Fox classic unfolds with a chilling twist, as the hero uncovers the shocking truth behind the Giant’s identity. The cover, by Roland Patenaude, captures the eerie tension of the tale.
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The Beetle comes up against an opponent who carries a giant dagger around in a violin case and, in the end, discovers that the Giant is actually Tom Patten, who had murdered his wife for valuable jewels, then was sent to prison, but escaped during a fire which horribly disfigured his face.
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