Champion #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Phantom Viking soars through the storm-laden skies, unflinching as bullets fly, on a mission to rescue a boy snatched from a snowy mountain. When another student is taken by mistake the next day, the Viking must race against time—this time with a new target in mind, and a growing danger to confront.
When Spider Webb takes on the boxing champion, it seems like his luck is finally turning—until a tricky clause in the contract blocks him from claiming the title, no matter how hard he fights. With help from an unlikely ally, a young man named Fred File, and the ever-chaotic energy of Tearaway Ted, Spider’s underdog spirit is put to the test in a fight that’s as much about wit as it is about strength.
Anthony, Cosmic Nick, and a group of Clots travel to Earth to celebrate Gran’s birthday, but after the celebration, Anthony chooses to stay behind. When the other Clots depart, they accidentally leave Cosmic Nick behind.
In a high-stakes aerial duel from the pages of *Champion* #15, Major Hans Schmidt seeks brutal revenge by taking his brother Johannes’s place in the skies—only to fall to a German pilot’s fire. When Battler Britton later encounters Johannes Schmidt, the two piece together a tangled web of loyalty and war, uncovering the truth behind Johannes’s path to the R.A.F. and the cost of one man’s choices.
When the German's voice rings out during the race, Mick Brand recognizes it immediately—echoing a secret from his past. With Roger Brand by his side and Gabrielle Spangenberg’s quiet resolve, the truth behind the Ghostly Knight begins to unravel. As the final laps approach, the field of drivers faces not just the track, but the shadows of a deception that reached far beyond the finish line.
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Reprinted in Lion #4 June 1966 (1966)
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