Dynamic Comics #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains multiple stories. One features Yankee Boy confronting Hunk Gruber at a diner, resulting in a fight where Gruber is knocked out a window; Yankee Boy then pursues criminals to recover ten dollars. Another story follows King Kolah's Messengers of Justice on a reconnaissance mission in Florida, where they are transformed into tiny men by mysterious forces and must escape from the Everglades swamp before being picked up by a revenue boat, with a crucial package for "Mr. E" at stake.
Dynamic Man and Dynamic Boy investigate the mysterious disappearance of reporter Steve Crosby, who vanished after claiming to have uncovered a secret at Doc Kruger’s experimental station. When they arrive, they find themselves trapped aboard the Doomsday Express—a deadly, jet-powered aircraft rigged to crash—while Kruger, the mad master behind the scheme, attempts to eliminate them and cover up his crimes.
In the frozen wilderness of British Columbia, Constable Bullock-Webster investigates the murders of gold prospector Jess Hendrickson and his partner Bob Burns, following a trail of clues that leads him from the ice-covered shores to a remote roadhouse. As he pieces together the mystery, he uncovers a web of deception involving a disgruntled cowpuncher, a pair of suspicious brothers, and a man whose past may hold the key to the crime.
Dan Hastings races to defend Earth from a mysterious enemy that refuses to die, only to discover the attack is tied to a sinister plot by the Jovian criminal Hok Sud and the deviltry scientist Frug. With the Carters in danger and his own life on the line, Dan must outwit a foe that defies conventional weapons and confront a shocking twist involving his allies and a deadly game of manipulation.
Mr. E. investigates a surge in violence and crime linked to a growing drug ring, using the mysterious guidance of King-Kolah’s messengers to track smugglers across the Everglades. As he uncovers a network of corruption and betrayal, he faces off against ruthless dealers and a traitorous ally, all while staying one step ahead of both the law and the criminals.
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Reprinted in Authentic Police Cases #4 (1948), Authentic Police Cases #8 (1950), Strange Terrors #1 (1952), Zip Jet #2 (1953), Authentic Police Cases #34 (1954), Men of Mystery Comics #43 (2003)
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