Bulletman #3

Jan 1941 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD

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“The Lightning King”

In "The Lightning King," a mysterious storm strikes an airliner near a mountain castle, killing several passengers—including Susan's distant cousin. When another cousin's life is endangered, Susan steps into the spotlight as Bulletgirl, uncovering a sinister conspiracy targeting anyone with the surname Kent. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Ed Dobrotka and Jack Binder, this 1942 Fawcett classic blends mystery and pulp adventure, with a striking cover by Mac Raboy and Bob Rogers.

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writer Otto Binder · artist, inker Ed Dobrotka · artist, inker Jack Binder · cover Mac Raboy, Bob Rogers

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writer Otto Binder

artist, inker Ed Dobrotka

artist, inker Jack Binder

cover pencils, inks Mac Raboy

cover pencils, inks Bob Rogers

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An airliner traveling near a castle in the mountains on a clear day is suddenly struck by lightning and many passengers are killed, including Susan's distant cousin. When another distant cousin's life is threatened, Susan decides to investigate: as Bulletgirl, and discovers a wholesale plot to murder anyone named Kent!

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