Four Favorites #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Woman Who Couldn't Die!" from Four Favorites #9 (1943), a mysterious woman with an impossible secret becomes the center of a high-stakes diamond heist during wartime, as The Clown schemes to seize the precious gems for himself. Walter Davoren’s art, inked by Marty Taras, brings the suspenseful mystery to life in this wartime adventure from Ace Magazines.
In "The Case of the Woman Who Couldn't Die!" from Four Favorites #9 (1943), a mysterious woman with an unbreakable resolve steps into a high-stakes diamond shortage that threatens wartime efforts, while The Clown schemes to seize the precious gems for his own gain. With patriotism on the line and danger lurking in the shadows, one hero must uncover the truth before the nation’s resources fall into the wrong hands.
In a tense 1943 tale from *Four Favorites #9*, Captain Courageous races against time to uncover Japanese saboteurs on American soil, while young Niki Fuju, confined in a wartime interment settlement, longs for his lost dog. The story weaves two quiet, poignant threads across a divided landscape, where courage and memory hold their own kind of resistance.
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Reprinted in The Comics Journal #274
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