Feature Funnies #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tuvanian Munitions Plot," the Clock finds himself cornered by the ruthless Boss Marco, who nearly exposes his secret identity—only for a sudden explosion to save him, triggered by a hidden canister of nitroglycerin in Marco’s getaway car. Written and illustrated by George Brenner, this 1939 adventure blends suspense and high-stakes action, with Ed Cronin’s dynamic cover capturing the moment of explosive tension.
In "The Tuvanian Munitions Plot," Tuvania's shadowy operatives scheme to seize control of an American arms factory, setting a dangerous trap within its walls. Black X infiltrates the plant under cover, but his disguise is shattered when Pigiron exposes him—leading to a desperate escape into the heart of the factory’s molten machinery.
In "Robbery At the Acme Diamond Company," the Clock faces a dangerous confrontation when Boss Marco catches him off guard, unmasking the hero and threatening to expose his secret identity. With the gang fleeing in their car, a sudden explosion—triggered by a hidden container of nitroglycerin—leaves the outcome hanging.
In "Battle At Sea," Neville’s return from Cyprus takes a dangerous turn when he and Sir Raymond are captured by Arab seamen, only to be cast adrift after their vessel is sunk. Left stranded on an uncharted shore with Lady Alice, the trio’s fate hangs in the balance as the sea and unknown dangers close in.
In "null," writer and artist unknown, Goetz rents a secluded house in the woods to inspire his next mystery, but soon discovers the quiet setting is anything but empty—someone else has claimed the property as a hideout, and the real mystery may be far more dangerous than any story he could write.
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