Blue Bolt #4 [28]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "New Plebe 'Obie' Winters," a 1942 issue of Blue Bolt, Freezum finds himself abruptly detained by police and sent to a temporary concentration camp under the false claim that he's Japanese. Drawn by John Daly, the story unfolds with quiet tension as Freezum, inside the camp, begins to uncover a hidden network among the other detainees—each aware of an imminent invasion meant to liberate them. The cover, by Jack Warren, captures the moment of arrest with stark, period-accurate intensity.
In "It's a Case of Mistaken Identity!" from Blue Bolt #4 (1942), Freezum is wrongfully arrested and imprisoned in a concentration camp under the false suspicion of being Japanese—though he’s actually a hero with a secret mission. Inside, he finds himself among other detainees who whisper of an impending invasion meant to liberate them, turning his captivity into an unexpected alliance.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #91 (2013)
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