Big Shot #101

In a quiet moment of routine, young Jo and his dog Bo stumble upon a hidden stash of gunpowder while collecting old newspapers in a forgotten cellar. When the cellar’s owners spot them, they breathe a sigh of relief—until Jo, noticing the danger, mentions the drums to passing police officers.

In "null," Sparky prepares to marry Dotty, stepping into her family’s world where even Joyce seems to feel a quiet pull toward him. When Dotty’s wedding day ends in a devastating accident, Sparky faces a choice that tests his love and courage—how far he’s willing to go when the future he imagined is suddenly changed.

In this 1949 humor tale from Big Shot #101, the mischievous spirits of Frankie and Dracky—two eccentric millionaires—try to scare off a new family moving into their old mansion, only to be outmaneuvered by Brass, who steps in to settle things once and for all. When the family keeps replacing the furniture the ghosts keep moving, Brass finally calls a halt, and the spirits hand over the deed, sending O'Gyp packing with nothing to show for it.

In "null," Skyman flies Fawn and a passenger named Gordon home, unaware that Fawn has found a pouch of money. When Gordon—revealed to be Benedict—wakes up, he turns on them with a pistol and jumps from the plane over Scotland. Skyman pursues him through treacherous marshland, where Benedict’s desperate struggle to survive forces him to choose between saving himself or keeping the stolen cash.

In "null," Tony and Babs race against time to protect Princess Elena and her treasure-laden bag after rescuing her from a foreign military group. With danger closing in, they seek refuge in the American Army Officers' Club, where their next move could mean the difference between safety and disaster.