Crash Comics Adventures #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Boravia vs. Poladen," a jungle-raised hero named David Merryweather—known as Cat-Man—returns to civilization after a tragic past, only to find himself drawn into a radio drama that turns real when gangsters hijack the broadcast and kidnap the star, Stella Richards. With no time to waste, Cat-Man races to stop the criminals, leading to a tense chase that tests his instincts and courage. Illustrated by Irwin Hasen in both pencils and inks, this 1940 adventure features a striking cover by Bert Whitman.
In "null," Strongman answers the call of a desperate refugee boat fleeing the occupied city of Scanlandia, where dictator Moslav’s forces rule with an iron grip. Turning his yacht back toward the war-torn nation, he tracks down the hidden provisional government led by Gregory, ready to lend his strength to a cause that’s far from over.
In a forgotten corner of the jungle, David Merryweather—raised by a tigress after his family’s tragic death—returns to the world he once knew, only to be drawn into a radio drama that turns real when gangsters hijack the broadcast and abduct the star, Stella Richards. With the city under siege and the airwaves screaming for help, the man once known as Cat-Man must use his wild instincts and cunning to outwit the criminals before the next broadcast ends in blood.
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Reprinted in Citizen Smith Comics #9 (1944), The Blue Streak Comics #8 (1944), Miss Victory #3 (1944), Golden-Age Men of Mystery Digest Special #1 (2001), Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #9 (2012), Gwandanaland Comics #943 (2018)
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