Fantoman #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFantoman #4 (1940) delivers a classic pulp adventure with a twist: Dr. Tin Loy unleashes brutish monsters from his lab to sow chaos, and the Fantom of the Fair answers the call. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Paul Gustavson, the story builds tension with a clever twist—these fearsome foes are vulnerable to nothing more than a jet of water. The cover by Lew Glanzman captures the menace with bold, dynamic lines, a hallmark of the era’s genre art.
In "null," the Fantom of the Fair faces off against Dr. Tin Loy’s grotesque creations—monstrous beasts forged in a hidden lab and unleashed to sow chaos. With quick thinking and a surprising weapon, the hero uncovers that jet streams of ordinary water can dissolve the creatures, turning the tide in a battle of wits and will.
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