Exciting Comics #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Talons of the Leopard Queen!", a 1949 tale drawn by Jerry Robinson with inks by Mort Meskin, a young boy’s prized autographed photo of the Black Terror and Tim becomes the target of a daring crime ring seeking to forge a letter from the hero to pull off a bank heist. The story unfolds through a nostalgic flashback, weaving a tale of youthful adventure and cunning villains, all anchored in the real-life memory of a grandfather, Howie, and his nephew Snubby. The cover, a striking piece by Alex Schomburg, captures the mystery and danger of the moment with bold, dramatic flair.
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In the year 2020, a grandfather, Howie, tells his nephew Snubby how in 1949 he won the soapbox derby and got an autographed photo of the Black Terror and Tim. Soon after, he had the picture taken from him by a gang of crooks wanting a sample of the Terror's handwriting in order to forge a letter from him to gain access to a bank in order to rob it.
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