Frogman #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mr. 'Q' of the North Sea," the crew of a U.S. destroyer in the frigid North Sea finds themselves unsettled by the presence of an enigmatic passenger—Mr. "Q" of the O.S.S.—whose secretive mission and odd demeanor spark suspicion among the frogmen assigned to escort him. Written by Kim Aamodt and illustrated by John Daly, this 1954 issue captures a tense, atmospheric mystery beneath the surface of wartime intrigue, with Daly's art bringing the cold sea and shadowed decks to life.
In the cold waters of the North Sea, the crew of a U.S. destroyer watches with quiet suspicion as a mysterious passenger named Mr. "Q" — an O.S.S. operative — boards the ship for a secret mission. With no name to speak of and even less to say, his presence stirs unease among the frogmen and sailors alike.
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↩ Reprints Real Clue Crime Stories #3 [63] (1951), Real Clue Crime Stories #4 [64] (1951), Frogman Comics #7 (1953)
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