Black Cat Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Blue Fire" in Black Cat Comics #62 (1958) delivers a strange, atmospheric tale of wonder and isolation, as Bart Wallace becomes entangled in a mystery after witnessing a mysterious blue light in Camerillo, Mexico. Ernie Schroeder handles both art and inks for the story, while Howard Ferguson provides the lettering, and Joe Simon’s striking cover captures the eerie allure of the unknown. With a haunting tone and a sense of lingering mystery, this issue stands out as a rare, early exploration of cosmic wonder in a classic Harvey Comics title.
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Bart Wallace is sightseeing in Camerillo, Mexico. He mocks Pedro who talks about strange happenings. Suddenly Pedro is pulled into the air by a blue light, Wallace grabs hold and both are dropped when a USAF plane spooks their captor. Wallace thinks it strange that a plane could scare an interplanetary craft. Wallace searches for weeks for the strange light and when he eventually does see it shoots it with a rifle. The light moves over Camerillo which catches fire. It's not a craft but a space animal and flies away. Wallace remains searching for evidence, the only man left in Camerillo.
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