Four Color #1330
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dictionary of 'Psychic Words'," Matt Price—born with psychic abilities after a high-voltage accident during his mother’s pregnancy—takes on his first mission as "Brain Boy," a government agent with a mind tuned to telepathy. Sent to the secretive South American nation of Xochtan, he teams up with exiled composer Hillary Gomez to stay one step ahead of Ricorta, the telepathic enforcer for dictator General Droz. Written by Herb Kastle and illustrated by Gil Kane and Al Jaffee, with inks by Bob Fujitani and letters by John Duffy, this 1962 Four Color adventure blends Cold War intrigue with the early days of psychic superhero lore, all under Vic Prezio’s striking cover.
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Matt Price is gifted with incredible psychic powers when his mother is involved in a car crash involving high voltage electric wire while she is pregnant with him. At his senior prom he is approached by a government agent who is a telepath and Matt is hired to work undercover. Nicknamed "Brain Boy," his first assignment is to travel to Xochtan, a small South American country; with Hillary Gomez, a famed classical composer, who had escaped from from Xochtan as a youth. Matt must protect Gomez and himself from Ricorta, the telepath of the dictator General Droz.
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