Clue Comics #8 [8]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBoy King battles the Gold Mummy King and his villains in a circus setting, where Boy King uses his gold crown as a weapon to stop a knife attack and whips his enemy off a trapeze. In a separate story, a train arrives in the Arizona town of Two-by-Four carrying a man named Manny who is being pursued by criminals; after escaping into town, he takes refuge at a boarding house and is eventually discovered by the villains, leading to a confrontation. The Boy Rangers then pursue the criminals by helicopter, springing a trap that captures the gang and recovers stolen goods, with the Governor arriving to congratulate them on their successful mission.
Boy King and his brother return to Swisslakia with a startling discovery—a statue of Eric the Gold, a legendary king from 500 years past, whose body was encased in solid gold to protect his nation's wealth from future conquerors. When Boy King decides to display this treasure at a diplomatic ball to aid Swisslakian relief efforts, a mysterious carnival arrives at the gate, offering entertainment that may not be quite what it seems. As the evening unfolds with acrobats, knife throwers, and illusionists, darker intentions begin to surface.
In the rough-and-tumble town of Two-by-Four, Arizona, a young man inherits his uncle's rooming house—only to discover the previous eleven landlords didn't survive the job, thanks to the town's notoriously tough tenants. When Stupid Manny arrives to claim his inheritance, he finds the residents have plans to dispatch him just like the rest, but his accidental toughness and oblivious good nature keep turning their schemes against them. Will Manny finally figure out what's happening, or will his genuine friendliness prove to be the one thing that actually tames this lawless town?
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