Fight Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Blood Money" in Fight Comics #7 (1940) delivers a gritty, fast-paced look at the brutal world of combat through four stark boxing fact cartoons. From Joe Louis’s rise as the youngest heavyweight champ to a young Rameses II fighting for his father, the tales of raw rivalry and unorthodox fighters like the Moosejaw lumberjacks and Tommy Farr’s circus days are drawn with punchy energy by Bob Powell on the cover and captured in the stark, compelling style of Watt A. Socker’s writing.
Rip Regan, the Power-Man, investigates a murder tied to a vicious protection racket preying on struggling shopkeepers, and his detective work leads him to a crucial clue—a discarded glove that may identify the killer. When he and his companion track down the victim's widow and learn the brutal truth behind her husband's death, they uncover the operation run by the gang boss Moronie and his crew. Rip launches a daring plan to dismantle the entire racket and bring the criminals to justice.
Luis Angel Firpo, the Wild Bull of the Pampas, climbs from obscurity as an ex-bottle washer to become one of the ring's most electrifying fighters, armed with devastating raw power and savage aggression that captivates crowds across South America and beyond. This 1940 account traces his rise through a series of brutal victories and high-stakes bouts that build toward a legendary confrontation with boxing's biggest names. Watch as the adventurous pampas fighter navigates fame, fortune, and the demands of the sport before his path takes an unexpected turn.
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Reprinted in Witty Comics #1 (1945), Pulp Fiction #5 (1998), You Shall Die by Your Own Evil Creation! #[nn] (2009), Fletcher Hanks : œuvres complètes #[nn] (2018)
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