Fantastic Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple stories including a Yank Wilson tale involving naval espionage, where vital submarine specification plans are intercepted and smuggled via a sneak boat, and a Captain Kidd story in which the explorer and adventurer is tasked with flying to the mountains of Tibet to locate a mysterious Death Orchid for a scientist. The issue also includes appearances by Samson and the Golden Knight, as indicated on the cover.
Sir Richard, the Golden Knight of Warwick, ventures into the mysterious land of Kongola with Alice to investigate the strange disappearances plaguing the nearby region of Kooran. As they explore the jungle's strange wonders—from bizarre colored auras to impossible creatures—they realize they're pitted against a sorcerer controlling the land and its people through dark enchantments. Richard must navigate deadly traps and formidable guardians to save Alice and disenchant the captive men and women of Kooran.
In "The Death Orchid," Captain Kidd and a companion find themselves fleeing a hostile mob to rescue Sama Kim, who faces a deadly threat from a mysterious orchid with crushing power. With the girl's life hanging in the balance, Captain Kidd readies his knife to confront the lethal flower and save her from certain death.
Sub Saunders pilots his deep-sea craft on what seems like a routine patrol when sabotage and betrayal strike—his trusted ally Captain Nomo has doctored his weapons and sent him straight into the territory of Kalo, a man-consuming fire monster. Forced to battle the beast and survive in the depths, Saunders must uncover why Nomo has turned against him and contend with dangers lurking in the shadows of the ocean floor.
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Reprinted in Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #3 (2008)
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