Contact Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Plumed Serpent" in Contact Comics #11 (1946) delivers a gripping wartime-era mystery, where a former soldier's G.I. Bill loan leads him into a web of deception with a shadowy enterprise called "Bonny Prosthetics." Written and illustrated by Harvey Kurtzman, the story unfolds with sharp pacing as the enigmatic Black Venus uncovers the truth behind the scheme, exposing a conspiracy that goes far beyond the surface. The cover by L. B. Cole captures the tale’s intrigue with a striking, stylized image that hints at danger and disguise.
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A former soldier borrows money under the G.I. Bill of Rights and agrees with a Mr. Bonny to go into business with him in a program called "Bonny Prosthetics", unaware that the real Mr. Bonny has been incapacitated. Black Venus investigates and discovers the truth, rounding up the villains in the process.
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