Big Shot #103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Big Shot #103, Sparky faces a crossroads as fans weigh in on whether he should marry the frail Dotty—most advising against it. Meanwhile, the retired Doc dives into spinal surgery research, preparing for a risky operation, while Dotty’s sister Joyce, harboring her own feelings, spreads doubt. With the procedure moments from beginning, tensions rise in this heartfelt, character-driven story. Written and illustrated by Boody Rogers, with inks by Boody Rogers, this 1949 issue captures a quiet moment of emotional stakes and personal choice.
In this 1949 installment of *Big Shot #103*, Sparky faces a heartfelt crossroads as fans weigh in on his romance with the delicate Dotty—most urging him to say no. Meanwhile, the retired Doc dives into spinal surgery research, setting the stage for a pivotal operation, all while Dotty’s sister Joyce quietly works to undermine her.
When a developer tries to demolish the haunted house of Frankie and Dracky, only to find it endlessly rebuilt, he makes a deal to relocate the whole thing—roof and all—to the top of the Million Bucks factory.
In a shadowed Paris night, Tony is drawn back into a past he thought he'd left behind when he hears the mocking laugh of Du Guerre, the former resistance leader. With the Fencing Master of Europe still at large and a dangerous mission unfolding, Tony must team up with Du Guerre to protect the general’s granddaughter—just as a bomb tears through the room, leaving only questions in its wake.
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