DC Special #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Cheetah's Thought Prisoners," a 1969 DC Special, Larry finds himself caught in a deadly web when he’s lured to J.J. Marvin’s office with the promise of $1000—only to witness Marvin’s murder moments later. Framed by the police and hunted by forces he doesn’t understand, Larry must unravel a conspiracy that blurs the line between mind and reality. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Carmine Infantino, with inks by Bernard Sachs and Joe Kubert, the story’s eerie tone is matched by Nick Cardy and Neal Adams’ striking cover art.
In "The Cheetah's Thought Prisoners," Priscilla Rich, freshly returned from Reform Island, exploits her second chance to steal Paula's Thought Prism—gaining the power to manipulate minds and craft vivid illusions. With her newfound abilities, she launches a new crime spree, turning the city into a stage for her schemes.
In "The Maid of Menace!" from DC Special #3 (1969), a mysterious villainess known as Black Flame claims Supergirl is her descendant from the 40th century, setting off a tense confrontation that challenges Supergirl’s origins. As the truth unfolds, Jo—Supergirl’s alter ego—must unravel the mystery behind Black Flame’s identity, leading to a revelation that ties her to the lost city of Kandor.
In "Special Delivery Death!" from DC Special #3 (1969), Jo is handed a mysterious envelope and offered $1000 to meet J.J. Marvin at 5pm—only to return and find the man dead. When the police arrest Jo, the real killer remains hidden, and the truth is buried in a web of deception.
In "Girl in the Golden Flower!" from DC Special #3 (1969), a mysterious alien spore grows in Brad Mulford’s windowbox, blooming into a radiant flower that awakens vivid dreams of a girl from beyond the stars. As the flower’s life wanes, so too does the dream girl—leaving Brad to wonder if she was real, or just a fleeting vision born of the cosmos.
In "The Secret Life of Star Sapphire!" from DC Special #3 (1969), Carol Ferris is transformed into Star Sapphire by Zamoran warriors who seek to crown her their queen. Forced to prove her loyalty, she must face off against Green Lantern in a battle that tests her will and her new power.
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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #18 (1952), Green Lantern #16 (1962), Action Comics #304 (1963)
Reprinted in Black Canary Archives #1 (2001), The Black Canary: Bird of Prey #[nn] (2021), Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2021)
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