Fight Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA 1940 gem from Fiction House, Fight Comics #4 delivers a wild, offbeat tale in "The True Life Story of Tony Canzoneri," drawn with energetic flair by George Tuska. When Fritz ropes Brodie into a bizarre match against a kangaroo, chaos ensues—leading to a head-spinning showdown and a surprising payday. The cover by Lou Fine captures the absurdity perfectly, with dynamic lines and bold detail.
In this 1940 adventure from Fight Comics #4, Fritz schemes to get Brodie into a bizarre boxing match with a kangaroo—only to find himself on the receiving end when Brodie delivers a surprise punch to his and Stubby’s heads, claiming their winnings with a grin.
Tony Canzoneri climbs from the docks of New Orleans through amateur ranks and into the professional boxing world, catching the eye of trainers who recognize his fighting heart despite his small frame. The twice world champion—holding titles in both the featherweight and lightweight divisions—builds a devoted following as he battles his way toward greatness. This biographical tale follows the real fighter's rise through skill, determination, and the connections that shaped his path to boxing's highest honors.
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Reprinted in You Shall Die by Your Own Evil Creation! #[nn] (2009), Fletcher Hanks : œuvres complètes #[nn] (2018), Golden Age Classics: Fight Comics #2 (2021)
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