Freelance Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Freelance Comics #33 This anthology issue contains two main stories. In "Freelance Faces New Menace from the Super Six," the vigilante Freelance silently infiltrates a building and engages in combat with enemies, discovering evidence of the Super Six's presence and their threat. In "The Underground Rockets," Freelance guides two FBI agents through wilderness terrain, using his tracking skills to follow tire marks from a downed aircraft and uncover a crashed vessel marked with a swastika symbol, suggesting enemy involvement. The agents discover Freelance has a mysterious rendezvous with associates Big John and Annie, and later he uses his exceptional hearing to detect underground sounds that lead the group to investigate further.
Sooper Dooper takes the stage for a lecture on where flies go in winter, confidently claiming his speech is original—only to be challenged by an audience member who produces a dictionary to prove otherwise. The story plays on the punchline of a classic joke, with Sooper Dooper’s over-the-top confidence meeting its humorous match.
Sooper Dooper runs for assistant dog-catcher in a comically over-the-top campaign, boasting his qualifications with a long-winded speech that quickly bores the crowd into snoring. As he rambles on, a calendar behind him silently mocks his lack of timekeeping — and when he finally realizes his mistake, the punchline lands with a laugh.
In the aftermath of a violent attack on two war correspondents in a German cafe, the mysterious Freelance appears seemingly out of nowhere to warn them that their lives are in danger. As the reporters and Freelance investigate their recent activities, they uncover a hidden connection to a secret underground factory—revealed through a series of eerie underground sounds and a daring nighttime surveillance mission.
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