Big Shot Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Big Shot Comics #13, a 1941 adventure kicks off with a peculiar theft: the mysterious disappearance of a rocking chair from the Colonial American exhibit at the Natural History Museum. When Mr. Jenkins calls in a panic, even he can’t explain why such a seemingly worthless item would be stolen—leaving Marvelo to unravel the strange case. Penciled and inked by Fred Guardineer, this early superhero tale blends mystery and whimsy in a story that’s as curious as the crime itself.
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The colonel and Captain Devildog are informed that inventor Powell has been captured by a notorious girl bandit who seeks the man's special two-way radio. Through Powell's invention, Steele communicates as the wooden god Deli to convince the natives and Pari to release the inventor.
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