Golden-Age Greats #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Beauty and the Brain!", Tersa Thorn unleashes a cunning scheme using a lifelike robot of Sandra Knight to sabotage the real heroine’s reputation, setting off a tense game of deception and justice. Written by Gregory Page and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Matt Baker, this 1994 issue from AC features a striking cover by Bill Black.
In "The Beauty and the Brain!" from Golden-Age Greats #2, Tersa Thorn unleashes a chilling scheme by constructing a lifelike robot of Sandra Knight, using it to sabotage the real heroine’s reputation. With a mind sharp as a blade and a heart full of vengeance, Tersa sets a trap that blurs the line between man and machine, turning the city’s greatest hero into a fugitive—while the truth remains hidden in the shadow of a perfect imitation.
In "Scoundrels and Scandal!", Sandra’s routine trip to a stamp auction takes a surprising turn when she inadvertently wins the famed Piedmont Collection after the original bidder is robbed. With her own purse snatched on the way home, the mystery deepens—leading Phantom Lady to take up the trail, determined to uncover the thief behind the escalating thefts.
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