Golden-Age Greats #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Conquered Death," Dr. Macabre’s ruthless pursuit of the Z-Ray unleashes a terrifying power—death by touch—turning his victory into a curse. Now, with the antidote within reach, the Cat-Man and Kitten race against time to stop him before his newfound power consumes them all.
When the Green Lama discovers that Japanese forces have mastered the technology behind Hitler’s robot bombs and are deploying them against U.S. troops in the Pacific, he steps in to stop the escalating war from spiraling further out of control. With his unique blend of mysticism and resolve, he races to Tokyo to confront a threat that blends science and sabotage in ways no one expected.
In "The Riddle of Toys!", the Green Lama takes on a peculiar mystery: why are children's toys—each signed by the legendary baseball pitcher Robby Steller—vanishing one by one? With his usual calm intensity, he delves into the curious case, uncovering a trail of clues that suggest something far more unusual than mere theft.
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↩ Reprints Scoop Comics #2 (1942), Cat-Man Comics #2 [26a] (1944), Green Lama #3 (1945), Green Lama #4 (1945), Cat-Man Comics #29 (1945), Captain Aero Comics #24 (1945), Zip Jet #1 (1953)
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