Century, The 100 Page Comic Monthly #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hero of Wild Horse Mesa!", young Rex finds himself drawn into the rugged rhythms of life on Uncle Ben’s western sheep ranch, where a clever sheep dog named Nick and a shy young lamb teach him that heroism isn’t about grand gestures, but about courage, loyalty, and the quiet strength found in unexpected places.
In a future scarred by the aftermath of atomic war, a team of scientists devises a desperate plan to alter history—by sending a message back in time to prevent the invention of the atom bomb. But when their experiment goes awry, they're confronted with an unexpected threat: invaders from space-satellites who may hold the key to humanity's survival—or its final destruction.
In "Johnny Thunder's Bullet Trap!", a single bullet flipped into town sets off a tense showdown when schoolteacher John Tane—secretly Johnny Thunder—picks it up and is instantly transformed. With the town’s safety at stake, he races to the rooftops to confront Silk Black’s snipers, engaging in a high-stakes duel that tests both wit and marksmanship. As the dust settles, John Tane stands ready to prove that courage and cleverness can outshine even the deadliest gunplay.
In "null," Binky, a boy with zero experience in ski jumping, decides to enter a local competition after hearing the grand prize is a date with this year’s festival queen, Peggy. With nothing but enthusiasm and a wild hope, he dives into the event—armed with nothing but a pair of skis and a dream.
In "The Ocean of 1,000,000 B.C.!", Aquaman ventures into an underwater cavern and is suddenly swept back to a primordial age, where he must navigate a world teeming with prehistoric creatures he cannot command. Stranded in a time when the ocean is ruled by ancient beasts, he relies on instinct and intelligence to stay alive—until a bolt of lightning offers a chance to return to his own time.
In "The Man from Two Worlds," a man finds himself caught between two realities when alien beings claim he is one of them—only to discover their story is a lie. As they pressure him to help them obtain radium, he must outwit them using his wits and a growing sense of truth.
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