Feature Comics #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fear," a tense moment unfolds on the ice as a figure skater refuses to pose for Vincent, a photographer determined to capture her image. When he snaps an unflattering candid, her refusal turns to reluctant compliance—forcing her to pay him to keep the photo from being sold. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this 1944 tale from Feature Comics #78 captures a quiet power struggle with a touch of early noir tension. The cover, by Al Bryant, perfectly frames the story’s mood with a striking, stylized image of the skater in motion.
Swing Sisson and his band perform at the Huge Elm Point Bomber Factory to boost morale, but when a worker dies in a mysterious accident involving molten aluminum, Swing begins investigating. As he and Bonnie Baxter follow clues through the sprawling plant, they uncover a hidden scheme involving a mysterious man named Max, whose shady dealings are behind the accidents.
In a lighthearted 1944 tale from Feature Comics #78, a stubborn figure skater refuses to pose for photographer Vincent—until a candid shot of her in a less-than-graceful moment forces her to pay up. The story captures a playful moment of wit and mischievous charm, all in a single page of classic humor.
Perky, a young boy, stumbles upon the home of the four winds—East, North, South, and West—where they live with their mother, Mrs. Wind. As the winds bicker over who blows the strongest, Perky is tasked with helping them settle their annual argument before supper.
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