Crack Comics #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "East Is East," a 1942 entry from Crack Comics #26, Butch finds himself caught in a surreal clash when the mysterious, disembodied Head assassinates the District Attorney. With the Head about to mark the Clock, Butch intervenes in a shocking twist, turning the tables in a moment that redefines the stakes. Written, drawn, and inked by George Brenner, the story unfolds with a strange, dreamlike intensity, while the cover by Gill Fox captures the eerie, otherworldly tone of the tale.
In "East Is East," the Black Condor follows a trail of cryptic clues across the vast, unforgiving landscapes of Mongolia, racing to rescue Wendy from the clutches of Crow, who has taken her to his hidden stronghold. With the frozen peaks and ancient ruins as a backdrop, the hero’s aerial prowess and determination are tested like never before.
In "null" from Crack Comics #26 (1942), Butch finds himself caught in a chilling mystery when he witnesses the murder of the District Attorney by a mysterious, floating Head—its face hovering in midair like a spectral vision. With the city's clock ticking toward an unknown fate, Butch takes matters into his own hands, striking the Clock with such force that its identity is shattered.
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Reprinted in Plastic Man #61 (1956)
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