Fantoman #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Racing Against Doom," the Fantom faces a towering electro-robot unleashed at the Electric Utilities area of the World's Fair, its deadly volts endangering innocent bystanders. With Paul Gustavson handling every aspect of the interior art and storytelling, the tale unfolds as the hero tracks down the mind controlling the machine, leading to a tense confrontation. The cover by Eddie Robbins captures the chaos of the scene, a striking visual of the mechanical threat in motion.
In the Electric Utilities section of the World's Fair, a towering electro-robot erupts into chaos, its deadly currents lashing out at stunned visitors. The Fantom races to stop the machine, only to uncover a hidden operator pulling the strings from the shadows.
In "null," Jo finds herself caught in a web of sabotage when her cousin orchestrates chaos at the steel mill, framing her and undermining her efforts to keep operations running. As tensions rise and the mill’s future hangs in the balance, Jo must uncover the truth behind the sabotage before her cousin seizes control.
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