Cyclone Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Pandy: The Story of a Giant Panda" is a standout tale from 1940’s Cyclone Comics #3, featuring the distinctive artwork of Charles Quinlan in both pencils and inks. When strange atmospheric disturbances disrupt national communications, shadowy racketeers seize the moment to demand a staggering $50,000 monthly ransom from telegraph, telephone, and radio officials—setting the stage for a mystery as wild as the panda at the story’s heart. The cover, a striking piece by Worth Carnahan, captures the era’s bold style with its dynamic lines and dramatic composition.
When strange atmospheric disturbances cripple the nation’s communication networks, criminal gangs seize the chaos to demand extortion from radio, telephone, and telegraph officials—putting Jo on the case in a high-stakes battle of wits and electricity. Penciled and inked by Charles Quinlan, this 1940 tale from Cyclone Comics #3 blends pulp intrigue with early superhero action in a crackling six-page adventure.
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Reprinted in Pat Wilton and His Flying Fortress [Mighty Midget Comic] #[nn] (1943)
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