Fantastic Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Power of the Slave-Giant's Goddess," Sir Richard journeys through perilous lands on a quest to reclaim the Golden Chalice, aided by the enigmatic wizard Kara and a magic ring that grants him strength beyond measure. With Grieg Chapian handling both pencils and inks, the tale unfolds in vivid, dynamic art, while Lou Fine’s striking cover captures the epic clash between hero and giant guardian. A standout adventure from 1940’s Fantastic Comics, this issue blends mythic stakes with early superhero sensibilities.
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Sir Richard sets off once again for the Holy Land with a new company of crusaders. He meets the wizard Kara on the way, who enlists him on a mission to recover the Golden Chalice. He arms Richard with a magic ring, and sets him on his way. Richard must overcome many magic beasts on the way to his ultimate battle with the giant guardian of the chalice, Gotha. He brings Kara the chalice, and is rewarded for his work with a cloak of invulnerability.
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