Flashback #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "G-Man Extraordinary," Jack Cole delivers a striking early tale of power and moral reckoning, introducing John Dickering as The Comet, a man whose experimental gas gives him gravity-defying leaps and eye beams capable of disintegrating anything they touch—except glass. When he targets a typhoid racketeer, his mission takes a dark turn after he lets a captured doctor fall to his death, raising questions about justice and the cost of vengeance. With bold visuals and a tightly wound narrative, this 1973 DynaPubs Enterprises standout features Jack Cole’s full creative hand on the interior art and letters, while Irv Novick’s cover captures the story’s eerie, high-stakes intensity.
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After injecting himself with a gas fifty times lighter than hydrogen, John Dickering discovers he can now take leaps that are more like flying. Beams now shoot from his eyes and when the rays cross what ever he's looking at disintegrates. Glass is the only thing that can stop the beams. He vows to use his new powers for good. He starts by going after a typhoid racketeer. Killing three associates The Comet comes upon Dr. Archer and takes him up into the sky to convince him to stop his typhoid racket. After Dr. Archer pleads to be let down The Comet lets him go, letting him fall to his death.
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