Blue Bolt #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Beast from Below," Torpedoman dives into the deep after hearing rumors of a monstrous creature beneath the waves—only to find himself tangled in a web of deception. When he's captured by a mysterious group of divers and brought before their boss, Mr. Fowler, he begins to suspect the so-called beast isn't natural at all. Cover by L. B. Cole, with interior art by Rudy Palais, this 1952 tale from Blue Bolt #112 blends underwater suspense with a surprising twist, all rendered in the bold, energetic style of the era.
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Torpedoman is notified by Salvador that a giant creature lurks beneath the ocean, so he decides to scope it out. Sure enough, he faces the biggest octopus he has ever seen. Suddenly he is attacked and overcome by a group of divers and is taken to their boss, Mr. Fowler. Escaping, Torpedoman, suspicious of the octopus, heads back down to confront it, and discovers it is made of rubber and was being used to scare off unwanted people from discovering a gang's illegal underwater oil-drilling operation.
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