Four Aces Comic #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Four Aces Comic #2 (1954), boxer Ben Bolt steps into the ring for a high-stakes match against professional Jack Hoffer, unaware that both fighters have been secretly offered metal strips to add to their gloves—though only Hoffer takes the advantage. Written by Elliot Caplin and illustrated by John Cullen Murphy, this tense, grounded tale unfolds with quiet intensity, spotlighting the unseen pressures beneath the spotlight. The cover by Dan Barry captures the moment’s tension in sharp, dynamic lines.
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In "null," Ben Bolt steps into the ring for a high-stakes boxing match against pro Jack Hoffer, unaware that both fighters have been secretly offered hidden advantages—each given a strip of metal to add to their gloves. With Coach Spider's warning lingering, Ben refuses the offer, but the true test lies in the unseen edge one opponent has taken, and the consequences of that choice.
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