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Comics the Golden Age#2
Cover: Gill Fox

Comics the Golden Age #2

May 1984 · New Media Publishing · 3.95 USD
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In "Japan's Secret Oil Supply," young Mantoka inherits his father’s shamanic legacy just as his tribe begins vanishing under mysterious circumstances. When he discovers the missing hunters are being forced into brutal labor in a hidden mine, Mantoka must confront the white man behind the captivity—using his newfound powers to uncover the truth. Written and illustrated by Richard Bruce, with a striking cover by Gill Fox, this 1984 tale blends indigenous mysticism with Cold War-era intrigue in a story that’s as grounded in its setting as it is charged with quiet intensity.

Contains 3 stories
Japan's Secret Oil Supply
16 pp
Doc Savage
Untitled Humor story
3 pp · Humor, Detective-Mystery
Hemlock Shomes
Untitled Superhero story
6 pp · Superhero
Mantoka (introductionorigin)Mantoka's father

In "null," Mantoka inherits her father’s shamanic gifts just as her tribe begins to vanish. When the hunters disappear one by one, she ventures into the wilderness to uncover the truth—only to find them enslaved in a distant mine, forced to labor under a white man’s command.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Richard Bruce
cover pencils, inks Gill Fox

Reprints

↩ Reprints Mystery Men Comics #4 (1939), Funny Pages #1 (1940), Doc Savage Comics #9 [9] (1942), Police Comics #11 (1942), Silver Streak Comics #[22] (1946), Wow Comics #53 (1947)

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