Fight Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFight Comics #12 is an anthology featuring multiple action stories. The lead story showcases Powerman battling the Monster of Madness, while Frosty North confronts enemies in "Ghost-Town Guns" and Chip Collins faces a ruthless killer in "Death Rides High!" The issue also includes "The Life Story of Joe Gans: The Brown Panther of Baltimore," a biographical account of the boxer born in Baltimore on November 25, 1874, who rose from working in a fish market to becoming a professional fighter, with additional stories featuring Oran the jungle fighter, Strut Warren of the U.S. Marines, K.O. Kirby, and "Shark" Brodie among other characters.
Chip Collins discovers a band of invaders plotting a surprise attack on Alaska from an Arctic base, complete with deadly coastal mines and a network of hidden fortifications. When Chip is captured by the scheme's ruthless leader, he must use his wits and combat skills to escape the firing squad and alert both his crew and the Army to the threat. With his men and military reinforcements closing in, the race is on to stop the invasion before it can begin.
Joe Gans rises from Baltimore preliminaries to chase the lightweight championship, facing setbacks and rivals including "Elbows" McFadden and champion Erne in a quest that tests his resolve. With help from his manager, Gans studies his way toward redemption and a shot at the title he's determined to claim. This four-page biography chronicles the "Brown Panther"'s fierce climb through the ring as he pursues his championship dreams.
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Reprinted in Pulp Fiction #5 (1998)
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