Big Boss #27
In "Costumes de la créature," Tommy Tomorrow ventures into Prof. Jaxon's dimension cabinet, a device that opens a portal to the 4th dimension—though not quite the test he expected. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Jim Mooney, this 1976 adventure sees Tommy caught in a temporal twist where events unfold a day later, forcing him to step into the role of his counterpart in another world. The cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff captures the eerie, otherworldly tension of the journey.
In "Costumes de la créature," Mark Merlin and Elsa venture into the Peruvian jungle, where they confront a witch doctor wielding dark control over a troupe of men masked as monsters. When Merlin is compelled to wear one of the costumes, he finds himself ensnared by the witch doctor’s spell, his fate hanging in the balance.
In "La grande farce de l'espace," Jo, a regular on Roy’s televised quiz show, upends the format by openly confessing he’s staging his claim of space travel—then dares Roy to prove it. With the audience buzzing and the stakes higher than ever, Roy must unravel the truth behind a performance that’s as bold as it is baffling.
In a dusty Western town where crime and curiosity collide, Bobo’s latest obsession—his new camera—accidentally captures a gang’s heist plan. When the gang tries to silence him with a trap, Bobo swings to safety and fires a gun by accident, drawing the Sheriff’s attention just in time. The mystery unfolds with a mix of slapstick and suspense, as the Sheriff closes in and the gang’s confidence crumbles—only to learn Bobo never even loaded film. “Film? Whazzat?”
In "La 4e dimension," Tommy Tomorrow steps into Prof. Jaxon's mysterious dimension cabinet, unaware he's walking into a trap. As he discovers the strange time lag of the fourth dimension, he must outwit the professor's scheme by stepping into the role of his alternate self—before the truth behind the experiment can be buried.
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