Comic Cavalcade #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Invisible Invader," a 1943 issue of Comic Cavalcade, writer Evelyn Gaines crafts a tense mystery set in a world where appearances deceive. When Nora receives a theater ticket and a mysterious fire at the Castle Theatre leaves her dress singed, a murder unfolds that hinges on a single, damning clue. The story’s sharp twist hinges on a moment of recognition—no one sees the truth until it’s too late—making this a standout tale from DC’s early years. Cover by Frank Harry.
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Hop and Tank are over the South Seas on a mission when they spot Japanese planes attacking a peaceful native outrigger canoe. Hop lands and rescues the native, but the Japanese see this and attack Hop's plane. Hop flees, but suddenly loses consciousness and wakes a prisoner of the natives, who are going to kill him and Tank. Suddenly, the Japanese air commander arrives on the scene and demands that Hop and Tank be turned over to him. Quick-thinking Tank turns the natives against the Japanese, who are attacked and beaten. Hop radios his own forces from one of the Zeros and is rescued.
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