Fresh Fun #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the quiet aftermath of a mysterious celestial event, a shadowy figure known as Mogali recruits a coven of mystics to commit crimes in plain sight—unseen, thanks to a strange pair of fungi that grant invisibility. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Jock McCail, this 1946 tale blends cosmic curiosity with occult intrigue, all framed by the eerie cover art of Harry Banger.
In "null" from Fresh Fun #24 (1946), Tom comes upon a horseman fleeing a motorcyclist and intervenes when the rider is thrown at a cliff's edge. The man, injured and desperate, asks for help after being attacked by bodyguards for the amusement of their boss.
In the quiet aftermath of a mysterious celestial event, a shadowy figure known as Mogali recruits a coven of mystics to steal under cover of invisibility—using strange white and red fungi that grant the power to vanish, then return. The story unfolds in a world where the unseen can strike without warning, and the line between magic and menace blurs.
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Reprinted in Funnies Album #[11]/1952 (1951)
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